It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas with this Christmas Gel Printing into Junk Journal Page Tutorial. In this tutorial I’ll show how to create a few gel prints and then use a couple of these to create a junk journal page.

Christmas Gel Printing into Junk Journal Page Tutorial

Christmas Gel Printing into Junk Journal Page Tutorial Video

Supplies used for the Christmas Gel Printing into Junk Journal Page Tutorial

Red with white background gel print using one of the stencils from the November 2020 Artistic Stencil Club kit.

Christmas Gel Printing into Junk Journal Page Tutorial

Using  a book page  with green and gold acrylic paint on the small polka dots stencil. This page was created because of the left over paint from the previous page lifting.

This page was created using using a book page with green and gold acrylic paint and a stencil from the November Artistic Stencil Club

By using the entire 12 x 12 inch gel plate you can use the edges that you clean up by created textured pages that you can use later either as a border or on elements for your junk journal.

This page was created using the gel print pages that Linda created, she also used elements from the A Christmas Dream Subscription box.  

Christmas Gel Printing into Junk Journal Page Tutorial

Creating a journal cards with other elements using the Cool Santa, Festive Cube, Leafy Border, and Christmas Quartet along with the Believe rubber stamps. 

Christmas will be here before you know it! What do you like the most about the page that Linda created?

Robin Fennessy

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