Transforming an existing plain glass kitchen cabinet door into a stained glass work of art is an easy craft. Needless to say, this simple art initiative really adds some value to a flat and clean kitchen.
The stained glass look is the perfect way to transform a simple and open glass kitchen cabinet door into a wonderful accent in any the kitchen is great!
If you don’t have glass in , you can easily install them. Cut out the middle of the door. Install the glass on the back using the mirror clips. Continue with the rest of these steps.
To transform your stained glass kitchen into a Stained stained glass kitchen you will need:
Stained Glass Punishment
Black Marketing
Peel and stick wood
Paper
lead
Tape
To start this project, you need to define a template. You need to buy your stained glass kitchen pattern stained glass pattern colors and how much you need to carry.
Kitchen Cabinets are about to be transformed. Look at this space on the drawing paper and draw your plan. If you have a fixer, I suggest coloring in the color areas that you would like them to be. The more precise you are in planning, the less room there is for error.
Once you have installed your stained glass design, you need to transfer it to the kitchen cabinets. I like to draw tape on the back of Kitchen Cabinets to show through the front. Fill it as in coloring book!
Painting glass kitchen cabinets is the next step. A natural bristle artist’s brush to fill in the colors. They work on the margins in each block color. You’ll cover the rough edges of the crust and the lead stick so you don’t make it quite perfect.
Once your stained glass Kitchen Cabinets is completely painted it needs to be completely dry. While your paint is drying you can work on your pencil.
Take the pattern from the back of the kitchen cabinets and use this to cut your lead.
After all the bark and lead stick are cut, you need to join them. The real lead can be made between black or silver glass.
The back is simply bark and lead wood. Press him on the front of the kitchen cabinet. You want to be in the front because you won’t be able to see otherwise.
I clean the front of the disc with some ammonia before I paint the lead or stick.
Press each part of the lead fully using your tips. You’ll want to let these dry for about 24 hours.
You are now perfect!
Tips:
– Check out www.dickblick for different stained glass products. A delicious selection and each bottle is only about $2.30.
– Wipe your Kitchen cabinets lightly with a damp clean sponge.
