Sorry for the background!
Gifted this to my friend on her birthday and I'm "Happy" that she loved it!
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Showing posts with label Glass painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glass painting. Show all posts
June 14, 2013
Glass painted wall hanging
Sorry for the background!
Gifted this to my friend on her birthday and I'm "Happy" that she loved it!
Thanks for visiting!
May 24, 2013
Glass painted Photo frame
Thought of giving a re -touch to an old photo frame with glass painting.
Think it has come out well :)
Got the beautiful wordings image from http://proclamationpictures.blogspot.in/
Now along with my nylon flowers:)
The glass frame had the little ceramic flowers fixed on it already. I painted the border using glass colours.
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Think it has come out well :)
Got the beautiful wordings image from http://proclamationpictures.blogspot.in/
Now along with my nylon flowers:)
Thanks for visiting today. Have a great day!
June 27, 2012
Glass Painting
Glass Painting-an easy, rewarding art work.
The following picture of my art work is just a collage of my older pictures.
They were in a separate page. I've put them together for an easy view.
Glass painting is an interesting art.
All you need is an out liner( black), you get this along with the glass painting kit.
And solvent based glass colours. And of course a piece of clear glass:-)
It can be an old bottle, old glass containers or plain glass.
Method:
#1 Draw the design you want, on the glass.( free hand or using a design sheet underneath) with the out liner.
Tip:
Make sure your hands do not shake when you do this. You can try different nozzles if you are not comfortable with the original tube.
#2Wait for the out liner to dry.( this may take a couple of hours) and fill in with the desired colours.
Tip:
If you plan to clean the art work in future, you may prefer solvent based glass colours.( as in the case of planters)
Water based won't work.
If you're going to frame your art work, you can use either of the above.
#3 Wait for the paints to dry. Do not touch to see whether the paint has dried:-). I say this because, our curiosity doesn't have measures:-)
You can gift your art work. It makes a memorable to gift to any one who receive it because you've taken time to do it:-)
Hope I imparted something I learnt:-)
I should thank my dad, who took care of my tot so nicely, that I had this time to post about my favourite piece of art:-) Thanks daddy!
The following picture of my art work is just a collage of my older pictures.
They were in a separate page. I've put them together for an easy view.
Glass painting is an interesting art.
All you need is an out liner( black), you get this along with the glass painting kit.
And solvent based glass colours. And of course a piece of clear glass:-)
It can be an old bottle, old glass containers or plain glass.
Method:
#1 Draw the design you want, on the glass.( free hand or using a design sheet underneath) with the out liner.
Tip:
Make sure your hands do not shake when you do this. You can try different nozzles if you are not comfortable with the original tube.
#2Wait for the out liner to dry.( this may take a couple of hours) and fill in with the desired colours.
Tip:
If you plan to clean the art work in future, you may prefer solvent based glass colours.( as in the case of planters)
Water based won't work.
If you're going to frame your art work, you can use either of the above.
#3 Wait for the paints to dry. Do not touch to see whether the paint has dried:-). I say this because, our curiosity doesn't have measures:-)
You can gift your art work. It makes a memorable to gift to any one who receive it because you've taken time to do it:-)
Hope I imparted something I learnt:-)
I should thank my dad, who took care of my tot so nicely, that I had this time to post about my favourite piece of art:-) Thanks daddy!
November 17, 2010
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