Welcome to Quick Tip Tuesday — a series of small, practical ideas to spark something new in your gel printing and creative play.
Do you ever crop your prints or other artwork to use on greeting cards — only to discover that you’ve accidentally marked up the front in the process?
Yep… I did! And I knew there had to be a better way.
Here’s the quick video showing how I solved the problem:
It’s a simple little trick, but it makes a huge difference in keeping your prints clean and pristine while you trim them down.
Give it a try the next time you’re turning your artwork into cards or collage — and let me know how it works for you! 😊
Until next time, Diana
A great stencil can turn a simple layer into something unforgettable. Explore my original designs — they’re made with gel printing in mind and full of possibilities.
Great tip, and if cutting for window mounts the back aperture could easily be slightly larger to give a nice uniform overlap. (Popped across from your newsletter to see the new blog format.)
I’m Diana, the artist behind Crooked Little Studio. I teach playful ways to use random colors and materials to unlock creativity. You can find more inspiration here.
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