Painting Glasses With Glass Paint
I have created different mugs and glasses using different techniques and sadly I have trouble getting the design to last. I’m always so disappointed when you put in the time and effort to make something special and it just washes away – even hand washing. I am happy to say I found a product that works and am excited to share it with you!
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Materials:
Martha Stewart Adhesive Stencils
Apple Barrel Multi Surface Acrylic Paint
Paint Brush
To prep the glass I washed and dried it, and then I wiped the whole thing down with alcohol.
I wanted to decorate a glass for Halloween, so I free handed a tree with the black paint.
Once the Black paint had dried, I added a moon.
I placed some of the self adhesive stencils onto the glass (a crow and bats).
I painted the paint onto the stencils.
I then carefully removed the stencils. These stencils are reusable so I washed off the stencil and placed it back onto the backing in the package to store it.
The next step is key – following the directions on the back of the bottle. Air dry for 1 hour, then place in a cool oven, heat to 350, bake for 30 minutes, cool in oven, remove. It’s top rack dishwasher safe after cured. I have used my glass several times and put it in the dishwasher every time to truly test this method. I’m excited to say it’s holding up well and looks as good as it did the day I painted it.
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Awesome job! You paint a great tree, Chas. I can just picture doing this for different seasons. 🙂
Thank you so much Linda, and you are so right, I’m looking forward to doing that 🙂
Lovely directions. I have to find time to try this. Thank you
Thank you Lee, and I’m so excited to find something that has held up. Let me know how it goes for you 🙂
I have several jars and bottle I’d like to decorate – thanks for the great tutorial! Thanks for sharing with us at The Blogger’s Pit Stop! Roseann from This Autoimmune Life
Thank you Roseann, and I hope this helps you too. I know how frustrating it can be to do all the work and have it wash away.
Love the design you chose for the project. And glad to hear that it is holding up. I will pin this for tips if I decide to do a similar project. Thanks for sharing at #HomeMattersParty
Thank you so much Donna for the Pin and the compliment on the design. Thanks for a great party 🙂
I have often thought about painting on glass, thanks for the tutorial.
We will feature this post on the next Blogger’s Pit Stop, nice job.
Kathleen
Thank you so much Kathleen for the feature and I’m thrilled you might want to give this a try sometime. 🙂
Those look fabulous! Perfect for halloween! Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday.
Thank you so much Jenny and hope you had a Happy Halloween!
Chas,
I have wanted to paint glass but never did and now I know how to. Thanks for the tip.
Stop by Over The Moon party since you are being featured.
https://eclecticredbarn.blogspot.com/2018/11/over-moon-linky-party.html
Hugs,
Bev
Thank you so much Beverly. I hope you’ll give it a try sometime and if you do, please send me pictures – I’d love to see what you create 🙂
What a lovely and creative idea 🙂 Thanks for sharing at Creative Mondays, you are one of my featured blogs today.
Thank you so very much Claire, and thanks for hosting a place for all of us to share our creations.