Easy to follow Painting on Glass Tutorials
Painting on glass is the icing on the cake when it comes to stained glass. It’s the part that allows your creativity to run free, without the constraints of cutting, leading or any of those other techniques that require accuracy and lots of fiddly pieces fitting together.
This section covers everything you need to know about painting on glass. Scroll down this page for links to all the different topics, ranging from different types of paint and how to choose the right one for you; step-by-step guides to glass painting techniques, advice on buying materials and suppliers. There’s clear and detailed instructions for those who have never used stained glass paint before, alongside more advanced information for the more experienced who have done some painting on glass. And if you can’t find out what you need to know? Simple! Just ask me a question – I’ll try to reply within two days.
Glass painting techniques:
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Need specific advice about stain glass painting? Ask your question here and get free expert advice. |
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Painting glass - totally bamboozled by choice before you even start? Learn about the exciting array of enamels available, when best to use them and where to buy them. |
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Detailed glass painting instructions for mixing your precious paint. Your beautiful work is ready to be made, but first learn this crucial insider information on mixing a perfect batch of paint. Without it you’re doomed! |
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At last! Start stain glass painting by learning how to paint, enhance and fire your line work. Learn about the best brushes and tools for beginners, see photos of how to use them AND be given a general kiln firing schedule for paint. |
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Add a vital skill to your repertoire with these exciting glass painting techniques. Find out what to do with a badger brush and how to add shading and texture. |
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Glass painting with coloured enamels – an overview. What are they? Tips to achieve the best results. |
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Find out about the different ways of applying glass paints. An introduction to hand painting, sieving and silkscreen printing. |
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See how layering stained glass paint thinly and firing repeatedly results in greater depth of transparent colour. |
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