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When flattening gs, try putting it between two sheets of wax/oven paper (same kind used in homemade wet palettes). It will not stick and you can flatten it with a rolling pin - or the side of a glass, or of a bottle - tonget a nice, smooth, even surface. Then you cut it in shape and it's convenient to leave it a bit on the wax paper, until it starts curing (i.e. workable but not sticky) so you'll leave no more fingerprints on it.
You may also shape the piece without cutting, by folding it while you are flattening it.
So... something strange to me... You make a tutorial on how to make a greenstuff banner... but it's the first time as well you doing it.... I have to say I was a little bit dissapointed about it, I was expecting something much more useful. I think the technique of Kerrathyr seem much more appropriate in such case.
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I usually impress easily. I am not impressed this time. I suspect that you would receive a more appropriate reception (albeit fewer clicks) if you had posted the end result as the starting image, rather than something else very good someone else did as the starting image.
Good job on all the flashy logo graphics in the beginning though.
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I have to say I was a little bit dissapointed about it, I was expecting something much more useful. I think the technique of Kerrathyr seem much more appropriate in such case. 
