Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
We keep so many backgrounds, gel prints, and paper scraps! Why not turn them into something practical? I made DIY coasters with leftover Gelli Prints made with acrylic paint, stencils and my gelli plate. The PROBLEM with sealing these coasters, is that in all my research, I discovered the best product recommended - BUT...once I used it, they smell, seriously, they literally stink!
I refrained from using resin, cause it's expensive, and I didn't want to deal with all those pesky bubbles. SO, I ended up trying 4 different ways to seal these coasters, because the last thing you want is to ruin the art, right? Then what's the point! Here's what happened...
Ask any questions and tell me in the comments how YOU did!!
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We keep so many backgrounds, gel prints, and paper scraps! Why not turn them into something practical? I made DIY coasters with leftover Gelli Prints made with acrylic paint, stencils and my gelli plate. The PROBLEM with sealing these coasters, is that in all my research, I discovered the best product recommended - BUT...once I used it, they smell, seriously, they literally stink!
I refrained from using resin, cause it's expensive, and I didn't want to deal with all those pesky bubbles. SO, I ended up trying 4 different ways to seal these coasters, because the last thing you want is to ruin the art, right? Then what's the point! Here's what happened...
Ask any questions and tell me in the comments how YOU did!!
🎙🗨 MENTIONED in Video
Van Gogh Gelli Prints Video: youtu.be/uO3GnXAPhiw
Leaf Print Video: youtu.be/Jd7ka-IBSPE
🎨🖌📏 SUPPLIES
Coaster Supplies: ldli.co/e/07p2xl5
Favorite supplies: thecreativegrove.com/favorite-tools
Support this channel by shopping these stores: ldli.co/e/66rgm9
🎒✨ LEARN MORE
thecreativegrove.com
👉 SUBSCRIBE & hit that NOTIFICATION bell 🔔
Subscribe Here: bit.ly/2u3MCUF
🎉📬 SOCIAL
Share your projects on Social Media #getcreating #ingridblackburn #mixedmedia
Follow me here too...
Blog & Online Classes: TheCreativeGrove.com
Instagram: instagram.com/ingridblackburn
Some of the links are compensated affiliate links. In a nutshell, that pretty much means that I may receive a small commission - never at any cost to you. I only use and recommend products that I truly like, love and would use. If not, believe me, I've already told you....lol
Using compensated affiliate links is one very small way of continuing to support this channel and myself as an artist. Thanks for your continued support!
