Review on 📄 Gelli Arts Parchment Paper - White, 12x16 Size, 50 Sheets by Kelsey Brown

It's just that three types of paper give different textures and results. None of them are good or bad. The photo shows an attempt to reproduce a monochrome gel press print using a stencil on Deli Paper, regular baking paper and Gelli Arts parchment paper. Deli paper has a lot of grain (and a crease down the middle) and doesn't accept ink well. Baker's parchment is heavier and the ink tends to absorb unevenly. Gel-print parchment provides a smooth and even application of ink, and stencils are usually sharper. I love it, but I also love playing with others. Photo shows tests on delicatessen paper, baking paper, and gel art paper in order from left to right.