DIY Painted Glasses

Dress up inexpensive ordinary table and barware with this easy DIY painted glasses project. An easy way to add a little color and charm to your tablescape.

I've always loved the way some people can create painted wine glasses. However, my freehand is not the best so I thought I'd try making some retro-looking glasses with easy to create painted dots.

I was inspired by vintage Libbey glasses from the 70's and more recently these Kate Spade glasses.

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Painting Glassware

1. First, make sure your glasses are clean and dry.
2. Place a piece of white paper inside so that you can easily see the area that you are working on.
3. This paint is thin almost transparent and tends to bubble so you will want to dab it on a couple of times or add a couple of coats.

4. Use different size brushes and whatever design you prefer to make a unique look. I started at the top and then spaced my dots evenly about vertically. Then offset the next row to fill the glass with dots all around.

5. To make the paint permanent place the glasses on a piece of parchment paper on a cookie sheet and bake them according to the manufacturer's directions.

I think this hand-painted glassware, especially the short ones with gold dots, would be a great addition to your barware. They have a nice swanky look and would be perfect as a cocktail glass for all your whiskey and rocks drinkers.

The taller glasses will be used as water glasses and are a new addition to our Easter table. I love the way the pink and gold looks with all the other natural spring decor.

This simple glass painting idea can be done with any color you like in an easy dot pattern. The sponge brushes make it so easy and I think they would make a great gift too.

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DIY Painted Glasses

Dress up inexpensive ordinary table and barware with this easy DIY painted glasses project. An easy way to add a little color and charm to your tablescape.

Prep Time5 minutes mins

Active Time1 hour hr 30 minutes mins

Total Time1 hour hr 35 minutes mins

Course: Crafts

Author: Patti Estep

Cost: $40

Equipment

• baking sheet
• Oven

Materials

• Clear glasses
• Gold glass paint
• Pink glass paint
• Round sponge brushes
• Parchment paper
• White copy paper

Instructions

• Make sure the glasses are clean and dry.
• Place a piece of white paper inside so that you can easily see the area that you are working in.
• Dab the paint on a couple of times or add a couple of coats.
• Use different size brushes and whatever design you prefer to make a unique look.
• Place the glasses on a piece of parchment on a cookie sheet and bake them according to the manufacturer's directions to make them permanent.