Glass Painting Projects.
Our selection of glass painting projects. Each contains a step by step guide and/or a video. The designs used in each project can be downloaded for free off the site.
We have a large number of projects which suite all abilities. From light catchers to doors, jam jars (mason jars) to windows.
Cherry Window Peelie.
Many of these projects can be altered to suit your own needs. If you are decorating a window then I doubt it will be the same size as our, I would also be surprised if you want to use the exact same of colours. All of these can be altered as you wish.
AS well as permanent items we also have some based on peelable glass paint which can be added and taken away from a window at any time (Peelies).
Each project uses a range of equipment and materials. Most will list these towards the beginning. If you are unsure about the differences between the different paints (peelable waterbased, flowing waterbased and solvent based) then please see our equipment section.
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Well making suncatchers is pretty staple for many glass painters but here’s opne which is a little different, an adhesive lead suncatcher. Hopefully you will agree that the adhesive lead gives it a good “stained glass” look. As normal you can use this technique but change the design and colours to suit your own requirements. […]
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This project about painting a dream catcher is remarkably similar to one we did some months ago featuring a mandala. This is because the are both based on large peel off stickers from Je Je. So to make this project you will need to get your hands on one of these. If you are based […]
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These wall plaque glass painting project is yet another one where you can completely change the design to suite your needs. In fact you will want to unless you also happen to have a friend or relative called “Jade”. As normal I created my designs on the computer. You will find these available below and […]
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This Glass Painted Celtic box is a good example of recycling or rather up-cycling as I think they call it. The original plastic box had chocolates in it. Obviously I gave it a good wash and removed all the labels before I started working on it. Any pastic box you get your hands on will […]
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The Mandala style glass painted lightcatcher (or suncatcher if you prefer) is based on a large peel off design by Je Je. Some people dislike using peel offs in their glass painting but I find the can give you a great outline. Obviously the outline is quite “low” so you need to take extra care […]
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I really like this idea of Glass Painted Scrapbooking. It opens up a whole new realm of designing and creates great presents and mementos. If you get suck for ideas then there are literally 1,000s of scrapbooking pages on then internet to draw inspiration from. The design we have created is to celebrate / record […]
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I rather enjoyed making this Celtic picture frame. Yet again you don’t have to follow our design you can crate your own but the technique will be the same. If you do use our design then I think it only fair to tell you that I would do it slightly differently if I were to […]
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This is a fairly simple glass painted Mackintosh style vase project. It actually shows two different ways of doing it. The simpler way, and the method I have used to do the majority of the vase, it to use adhesive colour window film. The more difficult way is to use glass paint which is always […]
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I rather like this mosaic glass painted vase project. It’s based on an idea from the “Complete Guide to Glass Painting”, a book by Alan Gear and Barry Freestone (well worth getting your hands on if you can). As usual you don’t have to follow our project exactly. We use adhesive lead but you can […]
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