Faux Stained Glass
Choosing a stencil
No worries—No drawing skills needed! We have a variety of designs on-site; from florals, to landscapes, and geometric shapes that mimic traditional stained glass. General admission includes a 6” canvas
Imagining your colors
We have over 25+ colors to choose from, using the physical color key allows you to see what colors look like once they are dry. Our Faux Stained Glass bottles do not need to be shook— keep in mind that the paint looks different wet v.s. dry so double check those colors!
Applying the paint
You’ll be applying paint on the textured side and make sure to keep your piece flat on the table. Allow paint to flow to the tip and apply a small amount of paint in an area with a single color or mix two colors in one area next to each other. Paint will be opaque when wet and become more transparent once paint is dry.
Painting your piece
You’ll use combing sticks to move the paint around in a circular motion to spread the paint. As you fill in areas with paint, refrain from adding or moving any paint as you can pick paint back up. Feel free to add drops of paint while it’s still fresh if you feel it’s either too patchy or streaky.
