Hi Friends
This is a bit picture heavy . . . so you might want to grab a cuppa!
The photo below shows the "run-off" sheet left over from a gelli printing session. It's where I "cleaned off" my brayer and some stencils. I thought it was just too lovely to throw away and it proved a GREAT starting place to add MORE gesso, paint, stencilling etc! It's probably around A3 in size.
I cut a 7" x 7" piece from the sheet and added more stencilling in dark blue, as well as some gesso rings via a pot lid!
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| The 7" square piece that I cut off. |
Below are 2 of the remaining snippets - I'll play with them another day (although I've already added gesso to the right hand piece)!
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| Snippets for another day! |
Next, I folded the sheet in a specific way (see later video link) to create two pockets, suitable for small gifts and made a little tag with an off-cut of one of the above snippets (the bottom bit if you look closely)!
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| Here is the filled gift pocket |
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| Front |
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| Back |
See HERE for a YouTube video on how to fold a paper square into the above. Because my run-off sheet is only pretty on one side, I chose to fold my pockets so that they faced the inside of the holder, rather than the outside as per the video.
My fold measurements, for a 7" square piece of paper were:
- With the Triangle fold lined up to the LEFT of the scoreboard - score at ¾".
- With the Triangle fold lined up at the TOP of the scoreboard - score at 3¼", flip the triangle over and score again at 3¼" (this will become clear if you watch the video!).