FAUX Stained Glass With UNICORN SPiT
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Mark Montano
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Turn basic frames into works of stained glass art with this easy technique!
It's easy to get the look of actual marbled glass with this technique! I used a few of my favorite ColorIt coloring book pages (www.colorit.com) for the pattern and then used a dimensional paint for the faux lead.
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Watch how easy it is to make here.
I love how the Glaze Coat makes it look like actual glass.
I used ColorIt coloring book pages for my patterns and then enlarged them to the size I wanted. A simple mixture of glue and Unicorn spit makes the perfect "glass paint"
I worked on smaller frames, but you could easily go BIG.
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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Gotta say, these are AMAZING!!! Beautiful job and well done. 🐈
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This is beautiful. I am tempted to try this with a picture of my pooch
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HELP?? I’ve seen this done with food coloring too. I painted a bottle and used food coloring gel, colors were beautifully vibrant! After it dried, I sealed it with spray clear coat. It was placed on a covered porch sometimes, not always,,, and within cpl months,, it looked awful 😰💔 Didn’t look like stained glass at all,, colors faded & looked “melted & mixed” & “gummy”
ANYONE have any ideas why? I can’t see why using the gel would matter,, but,,
Very pretty. Could you use clear Mod Podge in place of Resin?