With some Gallery Glass, a picture frame, and a wall sticker from Dollar Tree, I was able to create a beautiful faux stain glass sun catcher.
For this project I used:
Plaid Gallery Glass
A Picture Frame
Dollar Tree Wall Sticker
I took apart the picture frame and cleaned the glass on both sides.
I dipped my finger in the gallery glass and then pounced it up and down on the glass. This painted the glass and gave it texture.
I continued doing this with all the colors I wanted.
I let the paint dry completely and then put it back in the picture frame. I put the painted side facing in and the not painted side would be the front of the picture. I left the backing off so it could be a sun catcher.
I placed my wall sticker on top of the glass.
I am so pleased with how this sun catcher turned out. The pictures just don’t do it justice. You can place it in a window or hang it on a wall.
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This is lovely and so easy to do. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Christine 🙂
This is absolutely beautiful!
Thank you very much Angela 🙂
Very pretty and a really cool technique! Love it!
Thank you Jenny, I truly appreciate it.
Such a cool technique! I love how the light looks shining through the colors.
Thank you Emy, so far the colors have held up too – I was a little worried about fading.
This is such a lovely and clever idea!
Thank you so very much Kristi, I’m so pleased you like it 🙂
I’ve never seen anything like this, what a great idea! So pretty. xo Kathleen Our Hopeful Home
Thank you so very much Kathleen 🙂
What a clever idea! I love that you added the word art too. It gives it that perfect extra decorative touch!
Thank you so much Marie and I love that the stickers can be changed up if you like.
Another clever idea! I love how the paint dried and that wall sticker is just the perfect finishing touch.
You are so very sweet, thank you so much Joanne.
I love coloured glass and this is a great way to achieve the effect without the cost and time that real stained glass involves.
Thank you so very much Leanne, and you are so very right.
So pretty! I love the colors you used and it really does look like stained glass!!
Thank you so very much Angie, I’m thrilled you think so
Thank you for sharing at #ThursdayFavoriteThings. Pinned and shared.
Thanks so much Marilyn 🙂
This came out really good!
Thank you Alice, I appreciate it.
Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared.
Thank you so much for the Pin and share Marilyn 🙂
What a lovely idea, Chaz… and it came out so pretty! You could create this sun-catcher in so many styles and colors! Happy to see you at Tuesday Turn About!
Thank you so very much Julie, and you are so right – so many designs, seasons, holidays, etc. Boy you have my mind at work again 😉
Totally awesome idea!
Thank you Michelle