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Basic Outlining Guide
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A short article describing the basics of outlining for a glass painting projects. This example is based on a flat item which is the simplest to outline.
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Basic Outlining Video
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Glass painting outlining using outliner (paste) from a piping bag.This video shows you how to make and use a piping bag.
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Basic Painting Guide
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A short article describing the basics of painting a glass painting projects. This example is based on a flat item which is the simplest to paint.
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Basic Painting Video NEW
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This video shows you the basics of Glass PAinting using the flood fill technique.
The Video uses a range of glass paints and shows you how to achieve a smooth finish when painting on flat surfaces.
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Blending Video NEW
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This video looks at the different ways of blending paints when using the flood fill technique on a flat surface.
Again the video uses a range of glass paints to show thats is possible to blend with both solvent and waterbased paints..
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Make Your Own Blank Roundle
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This video shows you how to make your own glass roundel, complete with a hanger ready for glass painting.
The example shows one made of glass but you can replace the glass with extra thick glass painting film or perspex. You can use the same technique for square and rectangular sun catchers but in these cases you should put two hangers on and then conect a piece of string or chain between the two. You can do this on larger roudels as well if you wish. When it comes to outlining use the adhesive lead as your edge outliner and just use liquid lead in the center..
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