Welcome back to another Tips and Tutes! Today I want to share with you some awesome techniques you can use when you play with Gelatos! Gelatos are made by Faber-Castell and are compact acid-free pigment sticks that can glide on creamy smooth for vibrant color and coverage. All Gelatos® blend easily with or without water. What is also pretty cool is that you can use them on paper, canvas, or wood!

Below is a list of what I tried the Gelatos on:
- wood
- flowers
- frame
- texture medium
- stickles
- watercolour paper
There are several other mediums you can use this on such as the crackle paint in the picture and canvas.
Here are what some of the items looked like after I used the gelatos to alter them.

I then stamped some of the flowers from our BUDS & BLOOMS set onto watercolor paper. For these flowers I smeared the gelatos right on top and then took my finger - with a bit of water and rubbed the color around. They were then fussy cut and put on the tag with pop dots to give it a layered look.

On my card I used LOOK FOR RAINBOWS - another great set we just released.

On the white flowers I mixed the Gelato with water and painted it on. Another technique I used on one of the flowers was scrapping some Gelato off the stick and onto my mat. I then mixed it with some stickles - this changed the gel that the glitter is in to the colour I choose. I then put this on the flower. Below is the card I used these flowers on. I also used a stamp from our LOVE STORY SENTIMENTS.
Hope you enjoyed this tutorial on some of the ways you can used your Gelatos!!!! I look forward to seeing what you do!
Cheers - Alexis~
great work
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