Showing posts with label glass painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glass painting. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Painting some LOVE on Glass Platter

 
I had fun painting some "LOVE" on my glass platter, for our Valentine's Day wall décor, this weekend!
 
Craft paint works well for a temporary design and this is what I did on it for Valentine's Day.
 
 
 It looked like this for the Holidays...the Joy Painted Platter post is here.

 
 
I'm not a pro at letter painting, so, I used a white marker pen to layout where my letters would be placed.  Then I used a small, flat brush and went over the letters with my acrylic paint.
 
 The outside edge was done using just the white marker...so-o-o easy!

 
Year round possibilities, for designs on glass, with this technique...easy on and just wash off :)


Just had to add a close-up of my little, "love birds"...they're just so "tweet!"

 
And this wraps up my Valentine's décor.....I will now have to start  concentrating on all that I have to do to be prepared for our big move. I will be posting little projects here and there, and keep you informed of our progress. I need to start getting up the nerve to start dismantling the wall décor and start the packing process... it's going to be a very hard thing to do!!!
 
Love Hugs and Kisses,
JP
 
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Joy Painted Platter

This was such a quick DIY that it was ridiculous!
 Our red and gold platter, that hangs on our living room wall, was calling for a touch of white to accent it for the Holiday's and blend with our decor.

Just use acrylic paint to stencil or freehand your work...I chose to free hand it since I didn't have a stencil on hand. The "O" took so, many attempts to get it even close to my final approval...it's good enough for me.
 Add some glitter, while the paint is wet, to add some festive sparkle!

 There's no need to seal it since I will be washing it off after the Holiday's are over. Think I might go with some white hearts for Valentine's Day!
Thanks for stopping by...now, I'm off to cut some boxwood to make some festive wreaths!

Love, Hugs and Kisses,

JP