Decoupage on glass is the same as any other surface. Clean the area well and decoupage. I would use tissue paper or napkins on glass so it "stained" the glass.
decoupage and crackle paint are incompatible. On glass the image is glued to the backside. These are three works of decoupage on glass (gluing a napkin onto glass is not decoupage which is an art form) I would think that the "crackle" process would destroy the paper that has been glued in place.
Oh, you can teach an old dog new tricks! I watched the video and I am going to do this, but as a decoupage artist this isn't really decoupage but it is an art form in itself. Very easy and looks like fun to do.
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Decoupage on glass is the same as any other surface. Clean the area well and decoupage. I would use tissue paper or napkins on glass so it "stained" the glass.
decoupage and crackle paint are incompatible. On glass the image is glued to the backside. These are three works of decoupage on glass (gluing a napkin onto glass is not decoupage which is an art form) I would think that the "crackle" process would destroy the paper that has been glued in place.
Heres how to do it on a glass bottle, it should be the same process for whatever glass piece you have: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2ngezAIieU
Hello Amy, On the reverse side or underside.