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Martha Stewart Crafts Modern Blossoms Jars
By: Chris Myer Williams
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Chris Myer Williams
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I have always found comfort and happiness when I was busy designing and creating. I have many interests and talents and often I am torn when deciding which art medium to work creatively in. Decorative painting is my first love; however, I also enjoy stenciling, jewelry making, sewing, crochet, needlework of all kinds, cooking, card making, faux finishes, decorating and gardening. Working in the craft and hobby industry for many years, I have enjoyed the pleasures of traveling, teaching, and sharing with others basic crafting how-tos! Currently, I am employed as the Marketing Education Director at Plaid. My career journey to this day, is still allowing me the gift of sharing with others the joys of crafting and finding their creative spirits! I hope that our creative paths may cross one day. Until then... happy creating!
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AT A GLANCE
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Skill Level: Beginner
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THIS PROJECT FEATURES THESE GREAT BRANDS:
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Supplies
PLAID Supplies
- Martha Stewart Crafts™ 2oz Liquid Fill Transparent Glass Paint - Kelp
- Martha Stewart Crafts™ 2oz Liquid Fill Transparent Glass Paint - Polar Blue
- Martha Stewart Crafts™ 2oz Liquid Fill Transparent Glass Paint - Bluebonnet
- Martha Stewart Crafts™ 2oz Liquid Fill Transparent Glass Paint - Meringue
- Martha Stewart Crafts™ Glass Paint Brush Set, 5pc
- Martha Stewart Crafts™ Glass Paintable Cling - Modern Blossoms
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Other Supplies
Assorted jars Brush basin or container for water Paper towels Rubbing alcohol Foam plate Scissors
Instructions
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Jar
Instructions:
- All glass and ceramic surfaces embellished with
Paintable Clings should be hand washed using a moist cloth. Do
NOT wash through an automatic dishwasher as the cling material will
be removed.
- To create bands of color if desired, use glass
patterning tape to create masks then lightly spray several coats of paint
using the Martha Stewart Spray Paint System.
- Paint the flowers Polar Blue, Bluebonnet, Kelp
and Meringue.
Preparation
Instructions:
- Wash
glass in warm soapy water to thoroughly clean; rinse well and allow to
dry.
- Moisten paper towel with rubbing alcohol and
wipe over cleaned glass to remove any remaining dirt, grease or soap
film. Allow to dry.
Paintable
Clings Painting Instructions:
- Position
patterned cling material on a level surface. You may wish to tape the sheet of cling
designs to the work surface so that it does not move while you are
painting.
- Apply paint to the frosted cling material either
using the Bottle Writer Tip Technique or the Glass Detail Brush
Technique.
nbsp;Bottle Writer Tip
Technique –Holding the bottle of Liquid
Fill Transparent paint upside down and at an angle, allow the tip to touch
the area of the cling to be colored.
Gently squeeze the bottle allowing the paint to flow onto the cling as
shown on the cling package inset photo.
Continue painting all frosted areas on the clings. NOTE:
Do not paint the unfrosted areas as these areas are designed to be
free of paint and will allow the ceramic or glass surface color to show
through. Allow the paint to thoroughly
dry before moving the cling.
Glass Detail
Brush Technique –Squeeze a small amount
of Liquid Fill Transparent paint onto foam plate. Load the tip of a detail glass paint brush
with paint. Paint the outline cling in
desired colors. This technique is
ideal for tiny design areas such as small leaves, and bird beaks. Allow the paint to thoroughly dry before
moving the cling.
- Continue
painting all clings to be used on one project surface at a time.
Surface
Painting Instructions:
- A glass
and/or ceramic surface does not need to be painted, however, if desired
you may choose to measure and tape to create a painted stripe or band.
- A surface can also be painted a solid
background color using the spray paint system.
- Allow all painted areas on surface to
thoroughly dry 1 hour and then cure paint before applying clings.
Curing
Instructions:
- All
glass surfaces painted with Martha Stewart Crafts Glass Paints should be
cured to increase the paint’s durability on glass or ceramic
surfaces. Follow either the Bake
to Cure Technique or the Air Cure Technique.
Bake to Cure
Technique– Set dry painted glassware
into cool oven. Set oven to 350°F and
bake for 30 minutes. Glass must heat
gradually with the oven to avoid breakage.
Do NOT place glass in a hot oven.
After 30 minutes, turn the oven off.
Allow glass to cool completely in oven. Wait 72 hours before using. NOTE: Glitter Glass Paints should not be baked to
cure; only use air cure technique when painting with glitter paints.
Air Cure
Technique –Air dry completed project
for 21 days before using. NOTE:
Glitter Glass Paints should not be baked to cure; only use air cure
technique when painting with glitter paints.
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Paintable Cling Application Instructions:
- After project
surface has been painted, cured and the paintable cling has been painted
and is thoroughly dry, carefully peel the painted cling from the backing
sheet and position where desired on project surface. Press in place.
- Store backing sheet for future cling storage when cling is
not being used on project surface.
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