Rose Painted Wine Glasses
How to Paint Roses on Glass, one easy stroke at a time. I show you step-by-step how to paint beautiful glass pieces. This is beginner-friendly.
I show you how to paint roses on glass easily. Create beautiful painted glasses, bottles, and vases using this step-by-step video lesson.
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I absolutely love painting on glass. Truthfully, I enjoy painting on many things but glass takes it to a whole new level. This is a wonderful way to up-cycle glassware from the thrift store as well as new.
A few tricks to get started making it much easier for the beginner painter to paint on glass. It can be a bit tricky until you get a feel for how the enamel paints work on glass and get opacity.
After the underpainting is dry you can paint your strokes easier and layer them as in most other painting techniques.
Related: How to Frost Glass to make it easier to Paint
The leaves and vines are easy as well and can be added before the roses or after.
Painting wine glasses to match is just as easy and the combo makes such a beautiful gift.
You may have seen my latest workshop Painting Lavender and Monarchs but the roses are where I got my start.
Supplies: To cure your painted glass items: Happy Painting!
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Folk Art 4032 Enamel 2-Ounce Acrylic Paint, Licorice
Folk Art 4032 Enamel 2-Ounce Acrylic Paint, Licorice
Let the paint dry for 24 hours then place in a cold oven. Set the temperature to 350 degrees and bake for 30 minutes. Start the timer once the oven reaches temperature. Once the glass items have baked for 30 minutes, shut off the oven, do NOT open the door, and let cool completely, then remove them from the oven.
Beautiful art!
Thank you, Martha! It is so fun to paint on items other than canvas, though I love canvas painting too. 🙂
I’m so looking forward to trying this
I hope you do and I have a facebook group for those that want to share their work. So if you like please join and share. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1037134866362457/
Hi Pamela,,,WOW!!!!! When I saw your roses on glass all I could think was WOW!!!! you’ve come a long way!!!They are breathtaking!!!,,,I’ve been painting for more years than you are old,,however the one thing that I could never do was a rose,,my favorite flower,,,and I saw yours and thought if I ever could learn the rose it would be with your lessons,,,you have a very relaxing way of teaching and I felt this was for me. I’m still working on it tho,,cant figure out what the heck is so different about a rose that my brain cannot get it,,,,sssooo frustrating!!! However,,I’ve vowed to master it especially when I saw the wine bottle!!!!! THANK YOU,,,THANK YOU!!!!!
Thank you so much Dolores, I do love to paint roses and I kept at it until I loved what I did. One thing is for sure, no two ever turn out exactly alike. All I can say is to keep at it until your brain latches on and before you know it they will become second nature. I just love how they turn out on the bottles and glasses too. I need to do more!
Здравствуйте Памела! Посмотрел Ваши работы в пинтерест просто завораживает приятный колорит.
Это конечно очень красиво Вы большой молодец и прекрасный мастер. Я получил большое удовольствие, спасибо Вам БОЛЬШОЕ. Я мужчина и художник только по гравировке стекла, мне больше понравилась техника,
свободная и мягкая хотя я не раз это видел. Вы знаете для себя хочется попробовать, давно кисти в руки не брал. Еще раз СПАСИБО !!! Александр Сорока.
Love these! I have always been intimidated by glass. I tried Christmas ornaments once and it was a disaster. But seeing these, I’m ready to try again!!! Thanks for sharing!
I have wanted to do more glass painting tutorials, summer is garden time but Fall will be here soon enough and more painting will happen.
I have a friend I would love to paint a wine bottle for her for Christmas. My only concern: Since you cannot cure the painting in the oven, if you use enamels for glass, will it eventually chip?
You can let it air cure, which takes 21 days minimum. But there are other concerns. Is this an empty wine bottle or full? Will the wine bottle be put in the refrigerator?
Condensation can cause the paint to peel off from the moisture coming from beneath the paint. If it is for a very brief time normally there would be no issue.
Pamela, could you do a painting of red Rose’s? I’m having trouble picking colors that will distinguishe the different layers!! I know I can do it with your instruction. I just love your Rose’s even better than Donna Dewberry!! Thanks for all the sharing you do!!
Love it and have tried it! Not as good as yours but it wasn’t bad and the person I gave the wine to was absolutely thrilled! After she drinks the wine it will then be a dish soap container! I did several coats of mod podge to cover the entire bottle! Thank you for your sharing!!
I absolutely love your wine bottle and wine glass set. Are you by any chance selling these? If so, for how much?
I create a lot of my own Art on bottles. I love your flowers so much, I would like to learn how to do these myself.
Thank you!
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