Master Texture on Your Gel Plate – The Missing Piece Most Crafters Skip

If your gel prints feel flat, repetitive, or “samey,” this is where everything changes.

Gel Press Part 2: All About Texture is designed to take your prints from basic layers to rich, dimensional, professional-looking backgrounds—using techniques you can repeat again and again.

This is a live, hands-on Zoom workshop where you’ll learn exactly how to build depth, interest, and controlled texture using your existing kit—plus a curated mini add-on kit designed specifically for this class.

What You’ll Learn

How to create intentional texture (not muddy, overworked prints)

Layering techniques that add depth without losing detail

How to use tools, found textures, and mediums the right way

Creating repeatable, sellable backgrounds for cards, journals & mixed media

How to fix prints that aren’t working (this alone is worth it)

What’s Included

✔️ Live Zoom Class (interactive, step-by-step instruction)

✔️ Lifetime Replay Access

✔️ Exclusive Mini Texture Kit (designed to work with your Part 1 kit)

✔️ Expert Guidance from Sasha (Hedgehog Hollow)

✔️ Access to exclusive class-only tips, techniques & workflows

Important: This is Part 2

This workshop is designed to build on your Part 1 Gel Press Kit.

You’ll expand what you already have—no need to start from scratch, just level up your results.

Who This Is For

You’ve taken Part 1 and want to go deeper

You own a gel plate but feel like you’re “guessing”

You want better prints, not more wasted paper

You’re ready to create backgrounds that actually look finished

Class Details

📅 Date: June 20

🕙 Format: Live Zoom Workshop

🔁 Replay: Included (lifetime access)

Why This Class Matters

Most gel printing tutorials show what to do.

This class shows you:

Why it works

When to use it

How to control the outcome

That’s the difference between random prints… and results you’re proud to use or sell.

Limited Availability

Mini kits are prepared in limited quantities to match the class experience. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.