How to paint Roses & Rosebuds on Stemless Wine Glasses 

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Practice, practice & more practice! Thanks for the kind words!

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Thanks so much for your kind words & for subscribing! The FolkArt Multi-surface & enamel paints have the following directions on the label: Allow painted item to dry for 24 hours to be sure all layers of paint have dried. Place project in a cool oven, as the glass must heat gradually with the oven to avoid breakage; do not place glass in a hot oven. Set oven temperature to 350ºF. Once temperature has reached 350ºF, allow the project to bake for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, turn the oven off and let glass cool down completely before removing from the oven. Do not use for 72 hours.

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Thank you! No, just be sure to use some rubbing alcohol on glass before you paint. It removes dirt, dust & bodily oils so the paint adheres. Also, I apologize for the delayed response. I've been "off the grid" for awhile. 😊🎨

Thank you! I'm just seeing your comment. I apologize for the delayed response. I learned this technique on RU-vid, but I've always been artistic. 😊🎨

To answer your question, I'm not exactly sure. I have glasses I painted 5 years ago that still look like new, but we don't use them daily. The FolkArt Multi-surface acrylic paint that I use has a built-in sealer, plus I cure it by baking the glasses in the oven. Eventhough they are supposedly dishwasher safe (top shelf only), I always recommend "if handmade, handwash!" Thanks for your question! Happy holidays! 😊

What brand of paint are you using? FolkArt Multi-surface acrylics are what I use. They also make enamel paint, specifically for glass painting.

Thanks so much! The FolkArt Multi-surface acrylics that I use have a built in sealer. I bake the glasses following the instructions on the label. I also recommend hand washing the glasses to customers, even though they're supposedly dishwasher safe (top shelf only). 🙂

The roses are painted with FolkArt Multi-surface Acrylic in magenta & white. 😊

Hi Carolyn! Thanks for watching! I follow the instructions on the FolkArt multi-surface acrylic label: "Set oven temperature to 350ºF. Once temperature has reached 350ºF, allow the project to bake for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, turn the oven off and let glass cool down completely before removing from the oven. Do not use for 72 hours." I place the glasses on a cookie tray & bake a bunch at a time. I hope this helps!

@@paintthis thank you Soooo much. As you can tell I’m a newbie 🤪 👍

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Thanks! I use FolkArt Multi-surface Acrylics. In my opinion, they're the best!

Thanks so much! FolkArt Acrylics have a built-in sealer. You can bake the painted glassware according to the label or it will cure on its own in 2-3 weeks. I hope that answers your question. Thanks for watching! 🙂🎨

@@paintthis thanks a lot. So after 3 weeks they will resist to handwashing, even without the oven

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