Faux Stained Glass Windows

easy to do, easy to remove! how can you go wrong with these 'stained glass' windows?

Step 1:

gather the supplies:

Windex, paper towels, acrylic paints in the desired colors, skinny masking tape and a sponge brush. you'll also need a bowl to put your paint into.

Comments

[artquilter]

There is 1/4" masking tape if you wanted a narrower line between.  It's sold at art supply and quilting shops.

[cloner]

love it! al experiment with my aquarium! :)

can this kind of paint be removed? how?
like what if u found a new cool design and u'd like to change it.

how long does d paint last til it fades in color?

tnx

[susanfromhauntspace]

thanks for the comment. it can be removed very easily. i simply spray a little Windex on it and use a razorblade. it peels right off in long strips. the red and green was the 2nd color i've done my windows, they were green and orange before that (for Halloween a year or so ago)
about fading...it depends on the amount of sun the window gets. the ones on the south and west of my house fade in around 6 months, the others fade more slowly.

[cloner]

not bad! i hope i can find windex here! :) tnx

[drawe21]

I'm sure any glass cleaner would work fine.

[MaxineLaRue]

I love this! I make real stained glass but can't find the time to make panels for all the windows I want to in my house. I'm going to do this on one of them, it looks like so much fun! Thanks for the idea. :)

[ChrysN]

That looks really cool, are you using regular acrylic craft paint, or do you need something special for glass?

[susanfromhauntspace]

thanks! it's just plain old acrylic craft paint!

[Joe Martin]

That's a very good effect, On you first picture it almost appears the the glass is bevelled in the gaps in between the colours. 5*

[susanfromhauntspace]

thank you!