Well, I have to admit I'm feeling quite pleased with myself. I wasn't convinced I could make this work, but it's really not too bad at all. My first attempt at making a paper star. This all started because I was trawling through YouTube, looking at videos on how to successfully print using the gelli plate. Too many of my prints were ending up muddy messes, so I needed to learn some techniques. I came across an American artist called Elizabeth St Hilaire and one of her videos called ' Fabulous Shimmery Gelli Printed Paper Star, Easy! ' I mean, with a title like that, how could I not watch it? She made a wonderful looking decorative star, very bright and bold, and constructed out of paper bags. Yup, a stack of humble, everyday paper bags. After they were printed on, complete with metallic and iridescent paint to make them shimmer, she cut the bags into a point at one end and glued them together. The construction's qui...