How to Make Stained Glass Painting
Painting is a beautiful thing, in fact, it is regarded as being one of the most beautiful things out there. Most people spend their whole lives trying to pursue art, so that they might someday be half as good as some of the painters they see out in the world.
One of the types of paintings that people look to create, is a stained glass painting. This is when you use glass as your canvas, and then place this glass in your windows, or other places. It gives the painting a whole new meaning and purpose. This tends to captivate people who often stare at these works of art.
Instructions
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Get glass and paint supplies
The first step to creating a stained glass painting is to gather the glass that you want to paint on and the supplies.
Now the size of the glass depends on how big you are willing to go with it. If you are willing to take it to the next level, then you can get a rather massive sized glass.
As far as the paint goes, you need to get paint that will stick to glass, make sure you ask your art supplier this rather important piece of information, or you could end up failing miserably. -
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Plan and paint
Now that you have all the items required to paint this work of art. The next step is to plan what you want to do.
You may do this in your head, or physically out on the glass. However, you need to plan before you do anything.
Once you have a solid plan formed in your head, you may proceed to painting on the glass. Make sure that you don’t make any mistakes, or you are going to have to take care of them right away. -
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Finish and hang
After the painting is complete, let the glass dry. Once this happens, check to make sure there aren’t any edges or places left where you think that more paint could be used.
Once you identify these areas, go ahead and fill them out. This is very important and requires a lot of attention and care.
Having done this, let the painting dry again. After making sure that it is completely dried out, go ahead and hang it where you wanted it to be placed in your home, or wherever it is that you are looking to hang it.
