Diy Frosted Glass With Modge Podge

* mod podge (or watered down white glue :3 parts glue to 1 part water) * food coloring ( i used the neon colors, that’s what i have on hand. To make a diy frosted glass without using etching cream, start by cleaning your glass thoroughly.

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The supply list for this project is kind of just a suggestion.

Diy frosted glass with modge podge. (not pictured) mix up your food coloring and mod podge to your desired color. Epsom salt forms a crystalline structure. Next, paint a light coat of modge podge onto the mason jar with the paintbrush.

I love the frosted colors in beach glass. Whatever glass you’re painting, mod podge (or elmer’s glue), food coloring, and a paintbrush. Here's a tutorial on how to do it yourself.

The bird and branch were created by stenciling with collage clay. To paint the outside of your diy faux milk glass, put your glass in a well ventilated area. This technique works great for candleholders, mirrors, frames and things

Make these book lover pencil by decoupaging pages from your favorite books onto plain yellow pencils with mod podge. Don’t slide your hands over the paper too much because it can rip easily. Next, add your stickers or decals to mask areas you don't want to frost.

Painting frosted glass isn't as complicated as you might think. There are tons of different ways to change it up. So please clean the glass before moving on!

Now, before it dries, sprinkle the wet jar with epson salts. Working on a small 3″ section at a time, apply mod podge to recycled glass jar. By “problems,” i mean the podge won’t stick.

If you live in a climate that does not see a great deal of snow and frost, or if you simply would like to create a little bit of winter in the summer, frost your windows using an epsom salt solution. Pour the mod podge into the jar and swirl to coat. This technique isn’t great for wine glasses and such because over time the mod podge would wash off.

The reason for the prep is because oils and dirt can get onto glass and stay there, and they can cause problems if you try to mod podge the glass. The papers i had chosen were too stiff to shape to my glass surface, so i dampened the backs of the papers with water to make them more pliable before i applied any mod podge to them. Look at all the pretty sparkles!

Apply your frosted glass spray paint in two or more coats. Frosted glass is a unique way to give previously clear jars or vases an opaque look. Paint a jar with mod podge, roll in epson salt, and a add a flameless candle inside.

Mod podge and glitter will leave the glass somewhat see through, so you can leave it as is or you can paint the inside using opaque paint once the mod podge and glitter have fully dried. This transforms them to look high end and romantic! Attach a stripe of tissue paper (long enough to go around entire bottle) and gently press to secure.

Americana crystal gloss enamels glitter. Place upside down on your work surface to let drain. Clean the glass with rubbing alcohol and cotton balls (or similar) and let dry;

Remove the stickers, and your diy project is ready. (if you want to avoid the brush strokes, a foam brush might work.) step 2: Spray paint the glass until it is fully covered.

When you are done coating the sides of the jar, flip the jar upside down and dip the top ridge of the jar into some more modge podge. Frosting glass is easy with ultra matte chalk mod podge. Frosted glass is easy to diy, and there are a ton of different methods to do it.

First, gather your jar, brush and modge podge. Clean the glass jar with soap and water or rubbing alcohol; This technique works great for candleholders, mirrors, frames and things that don’t get washed.

Add two heaping tablespoons of mod podge to a container. Glass container (i used my recycled spaghetti jar!) mod podge dishwasher safe gloss.

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