If you use FolkArt Enamels or FolkArt Multi-Surface Paints on glassware and then bake to cure per manufacturer's instructions, glassware is hand washable as well as top shelf dishwasher safe. Also a helpful tip would be to score along the washi tape with a craft knife before removing the tape. Once paint is dried to the glassware as well as to the tape, it will naturally peel away because the acrylic paint dried to a film both over the glassware and the washi, score it first and you can remove the tape easily and no remove the dried paint on the glassware! BINGO!
Use an X-acto knife to cut along the edge of that tape before pulling it off & it won't tear the paint with it. It would be fun to do mandala patterns with those dots!
Thank you! Haha it was quite the process to get it right--but I figured by showing the mistakes, I'd save everyone time because they wouldn't make the same mistakes I did! Haha With DIY something is always bound to go wrong! Haha
Old video, I know. But for anyone watching now like me, if you took the tape off immediately after your layers were done it should work better. If anyone has worked with nail vinyls to paint your nails you know. Take it off before everything dries!
hi! just did the circle one.I found that I needed up with "points". I tried to flatten them but some came out a little transparent. did u have this issue? thx
I didn't put anything else on them. I made sure to use paint that is for a glass surface; however, these would not be dishwasher friendly. I am very careful when washing them (just get the inside and rim) so I don't lose my design. It hasn't been a problem!
+toDIYfor cool thx! I need to find a good pin like urs to make the dotted one.very nice. y do some bake them? does it set the paint more permanently?y do it if u do t have to? urs lasted well
I'm not sure. I know with markers they suggest you bake it... I also think it may depend on the paint you use. Mine said nothing about baking it...so I didn't! Haha
Oh I absolutely love this idea!!!!! Great video! I am such a wino and have a million one off wine glasses (because all the other ones have been broken) so I have to try this on all those glasses! Would love if you could check out my channel and support one another as I was love everyone's feedback! Lots of Love - A
If you use FolkArt Enamels or FolkArt Multi-Surface Paints on glassware and then bake to cure per manufacturer's instructions, glassware is hand washable as well as top shelf dishwasher safe. Also a helpful tip would be to score along the washi tape with a craft knife before removing the tape. Once paint is dried to the glassware as well as to the tape, it will naturally peel away because the acrylic paint dried to a film both over the glassware and the washi, score it first and you can remove the tape easily and no remove the dried paint on the glassware! BINGO!
AMAZING!! Thank you thank you thank you!
So baking a wine glass won’t make it break 🤔
love your attitude "just open a bottle of wine and enjoy" lol love it 😁
Love the dotty one!
Love this! will def try the dot ones!
Loving the pin & q tip effect.great video.
+betsy10112000 Thanks! I'm happy I had so many fails which lead me to that technique! Haha
Use an X-acto knife to cut along the edge of that tape before pulling it off & it won't tear the paint with it.
It would be fun to do mandala patterns with those dots!
Ohhh smart idea! And yes. A mandala pattern would be beautiful! You may have just given me an idea :)
I love how you really showed us the bad outcomes too.
The 1st one looked super classy and fun! :)
Thank you! Haha it was quite the process to get it right--but I figured by showing the mistakes, I'd save everyone time because they wouldn't make the same mistakes I did! Haha With DIY something is always bound to go wrong! Haha
Old video, I know. But for anyone watching now like me, if you took the tape off immediately after your layers were done it should work better. If anyone has worked with nail vinyls to paint your nails you know. Take it off before everything dries!
Mortessa thanks for the tip for anyone trying out this DIY! Now I know if I ever do something like this again too ☺️
hi.thx for replying so fast. I will try less paint and see what happens!!! Thx!
how nice
Which paint did you use to make these dots?
hi! just did the circle one.I found that I needed up with "points". I tried to flatten them but some came out a little transparent. did u have this issue? thx
That's to bad--sorry to hear! I don't recall having that issue. Maybe you just had too much paint on the pin you were using?
Did you need to put something over the paint for it to stay after using them?
I didn't put anything else on them. I made sure to use paint that is for a glass surface; however, these would not be dishwasher friendly. I am very careful when washing them (just get the inside and rim) so I don't lose my design. It hasn't been a problem!
Ok thanks.
I didn't... I just hand wash them carefully. It stays on fairly well.
LOVE this! u didn't have to bake them?
No, I didn't. I would suggest being careful when you wash them (make sure to do it by hand!) But they still look nice a year later :)
+toDIYfor cool thx! I need to find a good pin like urs to make the dotted one.very nice. y do some bake them? does it set the paint more permanently?y do it if u do t have to? urs lasted well
I'm not sure. I know with markers they suggest you bake it... I also think it may depend on the paint you use. Mine said nothing about baking it...so I didn't! Haha
is this glasses dishwasher safe?
Cheryl Bolden no they are not. You have to hand wash them.
can you hand wash the paint
I hand wash the glasses and make sure to not scrub where the paint is. They have held up pretty good in the year I've had them!
Oh I absolutely love this idea!!!!! Great video! I am such a wino and have a million one off wine glasses (because all the other ones have been broken) so I have to try this on all those glasses! Would love if you could check out my channel and support one another as I was love everyone's feedback! Lots of Love - A
Love the dotty one!
how nice
how nice