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Looked at them. What size do you all recommend?

ChristyB wrote:

Monica wrote:I still don't understand exactly what this is.....

check this out
http://www.gelliarts.com

I have the 8x10 size.

Can you use these backgrounds on scrap pages?

I have 8x10 also, the smaller one just didn't appeal to me.

I may bite the bullet and get one. You all are really bad. Now I need to check the best place to get one.

I ordered mine (8x10) from Dick Blick. I checked Amazon, but all they had was the 6x6 and it wasn't on Prime, it shipped from Dick Blick, so I went right to the source. You can, of course, order right from Gelli, but they were a bit more expensive. I admit, I didn't shop around other than those three places, but I need instant gratification - well, as instant as I can get without running around all over town trying to find one

troublesmom wrote:Can you use these backgrounds on scrap pages?

why not?

I am taking that Christy Tomlinson class and she offers 15% off so that is where I got mine. Most the prices I have seen are 29.99 for the 8 x 10, but I have to agree with Sue, I didn't really look around that much.

I did it. Let's see if I can work with it or not before I sign up for this swap.

Cheryl, I think once we get the hang of it, we'll be hooked. I watched a few videos on the Gelli Plate Blog. I need to check out the ones that Christy posted, too.

I did check out one and they do look like a lot of fun. I don't need any more projects!@!!!!!!!~

pugmom wrote:Cheryl, I think once we get the hang of it, we'll be hooked. I watched a few videos on the Gelli Plate Blog. I need to check out the ones that Christy posted, too.

The prices aren't all that different and usually (except for Christy T) if they're offering a discount, they make it up in the "handling" fees.

They're fun - obviously not for everyone - but what is, really? You can quickly use up ugly paper and all that craft paint you have lying around!

made more today

Mine still has not arrived. I am anxious to give it a try.

I was getting ready to make some and my son and grandson came over. Oh well, I'll play later. I'd rather spend time with them.