Digital Tutorial - Gel Printed Cardboard Christmas Trees

Turn plain cardboard into one-of-a-kind, textured Christmas trees, using your gel plate in a way you may not have tried before!

Cardboard is my favorite gel printing material, but in this video, I'm not using it as a printing texture tool. Instead, you'll learn to use it as your printing surface, pulling paint onto the cardboard itself. I'll also show you a resist technique using oil pastels (or crayons) to add lines of distressed texture to your prints. Then you'll cut and embellish the printed cardboard to create decorative Christmas trees.

What's included:

🎥 Video tutorial (50 minutes) where I walk you through:

• Printing onto cardboard instead of paper
• Using oil pastels or crayons as a gel printing resist for distressed texture
• Cutting your printed cardboard into Christmas tree shapes
• Ways to embellish and combine your trees after printing

📋 Complete supply list with the exact products I use in the video, plus budget-friendly alternatives and optional extras. No oil pastels? Crayons work too!

Perfect for: Beginners and experienced gel printers alike / anyone who loves making holiday projects.

Note: This is a digital product only, you'll need your own gel plate and supplies.

How you'll receive it: After purchase, you'll get two emails within 24 hours: a receipt and a separate email with your lesson access details. If you don't see them, please check your spam folder.