glasses
mirror effect spray paint
spray bottle
water
vinegar
masking tape
first tape off the top of the glass, (i only wanted to do the bottom part)
put your glasses face down on to a covered surface in a well ventilated area.
get the spray bottle and add half vinegar and half water, spray the glasses with the mirrored effect spray paint, then mist the glasses with the vinegar water and it will cause the Mercury glass effect, some of it may bubble, leave to dry. then remove the tape, then run under the tap
as the paint is no where near the top of the glass they will be fine to drink out off.
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Wow, are those ever pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, so cool! I absolutely adore them :)
ReplyDeleteClever - i have been painting the inside of my glasses and cannot use them but for decoration. Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! Thank you for sharing this project! Great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI wonder after your done painting them couldn't you put them in a cold oven and warm it slowly to be able to make them permanent paint that is safe to use and drink?
ReplyDeleteBy the way I love them...
Gorgeous glasses! Thank you for sharing. I am pinning! -Kari Visting from Southern Lovely blog hop. http://thesweetestmemoryblog.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteGreat project Aimee. Thank you for sharing at Shabbilicious Friday.
ReplyDeleteCool project! Thanx for linking up to THT!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a lovely effect! Thank you so much for sharing your technique.: )
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Where were you able to find the spray??? I've been everywhere here for it and can't find it! Did you order off line? Love the effect you were able to achieve!
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Kim
What a cool effect! They look really great.
ReplyDeleteSo fun and pretty! What a great housewarming gift these would be!
ReplyDeleteLove and adore them, thanks for sharing your creative inspiration with Sunday’s Best – you helped make the party a success!
ReplyDeleteThese would make an awesome gift! I have a party that just started if you'd like to stop by and link up!
ReplyDeleteHave a great night!
Ashley {Cherished Bliss}
So very cool! Come llink up to Centerpiece Wed and share this idea with us...the linky party will be up tomorrow early so come on by
ReplyDeleteKarin
They look so pretty! I've been wanting to try that paint out and this makes me want to try it even more :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great technique!! Thanks so much for sharing. I think I'm gonna give this one a try ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project!! Thanks so much for linking up to Tasty Thursdays on The Mandatory Mooch!! I hope you will link up again. The party will be live tonight. http://www.mandatorymooch.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI would also love it if you could add my party to your list.
Thanks, Nichi
I really need to try this...it's on my to-do list. Looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up at I Gotta Create!
<3 Christina
Very cool glasses! Thanks for sharing the tutorial with us at Gettin' Krafty!
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