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Glass | Craft Painting Basics | Michaels

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Create decorative glasses, jars, bowls and more with craft paints and paint markers. Learn how to paint on glass, using both translucent and opaque products. Shop Michaels for all your painting supplies, starting here: http://www.michaels.com/painting/craft-paint/809188094 SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/SubscribeMichaelsStores Supplies: Glass and multi-surface paint (translucent and opaque) Paint and glass paint markers (translucent and opaque) Glass object Lint-free cloth Rubbing alcohol Synthetic paint brushes (0:23) Step 1: First, clean your glass with rubbing alcohol and a lint-free cloth. (0:30) Step 2: If you are using a design on paper, tape it behind the glass as a guide. If you have a stencil, tape it directly onto the glass. (0:45) Step 3: Paint! Translucent paint will give the appearance of colored glass. (0:56) Step 4: Opaque paint lays on top of the glass and has a painterly effect. Depending on the type of paint you choose, you may not even need a paintbrush. Bottled paints with applicator tips can be applied directly to your surface. (0:59) Step 5: A sponge dipped in translucent paint yields maximum coverage area. TIP: Use painter's tape to create guides for your painting. (1:18) Step 6: Glass markers are great for fine touches and that hand-drawn look. TIP: Some products require a base and top coat, so read all product descriptions carefully. (1:32) Step 7: When finished, place the glass in a completely cool oven. Set the temperature to 350 degrees and allow it to bake for 30 minutes. Turn off the oven without opening it, and let your creation cool in the oven before removing. Remember that sudden temperature changes can cause glass to crack or shatter. About Michaels: Want to create something unique, get DIY tips, or add some sparkle to your life? Michaels® is here to inspire you! Take your creativity to the next level with new ideas and step-by-step techniques using on-trend materials, tools and technology for experienced makers and beginners too. SHOP ONLINE: http://bit.ly/ShopMichaels PINTEREST: http://bit.ly/MichaelsPinterest FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/MichaelsFacebook INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/MichaelsInstagram TWITTER: http://bit.ly/MichaelsTwitter GOOGLE+: http://bit.ly/MichaelsGooglePosts Glass | Craft Painting Basics | Michaels /user/MichaelsStores

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