Thursday, 10 January 2013

DIY Art Glass Tutorial

So you guys know I'm really into making my own supplies, I feel it can only ever add something entirely unique to a project if you use handmade embellishments & supplies - like you have put your stamp on it from the get go, from the very inside out. 

So I've a new homemade supply tutorial for you: art glass!!


I love it not only because of the way it looks (blings up any project in seconds!) but also because it's so versatile in how you make it ~ I show you many 'ingredients' for my concoction in the tutorial, but as long as you're crafty you can find a way to transform something you already have on hand into faux art glass.

Here are some projects that I've already shared on this blog that have been made with art glass:

 

Here's the tutorial, I hope you enjoy it & have fun making your own:

Much love Jennibellie xoxo
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10 comments:

  1. Unknown11 January 2013 at 01:54

    Very cool, I've gotta try this. Thank you for the inspiration and the information!

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  2. Luvcreatincards11 January 2013 at 05:49

    Hi Jenniebelle,
    Absolutely brilliant idea - THANK YOU. You are forever sharing these amazing ideas tips and techniques have you ever thought about writing a book? I'm sure it would sell like hot cakes. It is always such a pleasure to stop by your blog, grab a tea of coffee and settle down to watch you work your magic.
    Take care keep well and creating beautiful things.
    Warmest best wishes
    -x-

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  3. Unknown11 January 2013 at 16:23

    Thank you for this tutorial! I am a very new artist and had never even heard of art glass. It is very beautiful! I've just been motivated to get out of my pajamas and head to my local craft store for some beads to make my own!!

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  4. Carin Winkelman11 January 2013 at 23:12

    I don't often do sparkly things, but this sure looks enticing. Very clever!

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  5. Unknown13 January 2013 at 04:19

    You have been turning out AWESOME projects. You are my hero!!! Just thought I would send some serious gratitude your way for all you do!!! ((((HUGS)))))

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  6. omyn17 January 2013 at 15:12

    Hello :) Awesome tutorials .. I have been making journals, and books like crazy due to the inspiration found here. In this video, you use a long black spoon to get the tiny beads out, would you please let us know where we could get one of these from?

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  7. WWW7 November 2013 at 01:01

    I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that I have learned from you in just about two weeks. I have bought one of your ebooks off etsy as well. I thank you so much for not charging a lot of money for your gold advice, as it is hard times I wouldn't have been able to benefit from all of this that you have shared and I am so grateful... this is not related to this one video, but I do plan to share this activity with my daughter as well. Today, Jenibellie, my teenage daughter and I spend hours making paper beads. It has been a wonderful day. Brightest Blessings to you!

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  8. WWW14 November 2013 at 17:05

    I have a question hopefully Jennibellie or someone else can answer. I'm for going green and using everything... I have a non-reusable salt grinder. I've read I can get the lid off easily by heating it up. SO, I could fill it with small beads and plastic pieces and I was wondering do you think this could be used to make art glass?

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  9. Glass Supplier25 September 2014 at 16:13

    Thanks for DYI tips about art glass

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  10. Unknown23 June 2018 at 06:19

    Wow, excellent work. I like the diy tutorial you shared. I'll try.

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