This craft could be undertaken by both adults and older children under some supervision I made mine some years ago at a family workshop group.
All that is required is a picture of a Christmas theme (I used a candle) there are many free downloadable images available on google imagines (check for copyright).
A plastic Pyrex plate which can be purchased for a few pounds
and some glass paints which are readily available on line or from arts and crafts suppliers.
Wash and dry the plate before painting to remove any dirt or grease then put your imagine behind and secure with blue tack or sticky tape, you should be able to see the picture clearly enough to paint between the lines ( as glass paint is quite runny this should be relativity simple to do).
Leave to dry for at least an hour, longer if possible then remove backing imagine. You now have a great Christmas decoration. I recommend that this plate is used as a decoration and not for food as washing it may remove the paint, I put mine on the window sill every year as the light reflects the colours.
Merry Christmas!
As always questions/comments are welcome.
Karen
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Lovely idea here- I haven’t done glass or pyrex paining yet with the kids so definitely something to try out- thank you for the idea! #thesatsesh
Gosh how clever is that,I’ve never done anything like that before, it’s really effective as well. Yet another great blog.
Thats a fantastic idea. I dont have young kids but could adopt this idea myself. #MG
So vibrant and pretty
#thesatsesh fab idea. I love the pottery places you can take kids to create crafting momentos but they can be so pricey. These look fabulous.
That is pretty cool.
I adore this idea. Definitely one to add to our Xmas crafting activities x #FamilyFunLinky
I love this! A really easy and fun craft to do with the kids that we can bring out time and again #sharethejoylinky x
A simple idea which looks great. #bloggerclubuk
Ah what a really fabulous Christmas activity the little ones would love it. Well adults too actually. Certainly one I’ll look to do with my two. Thanks for joining us at #familyfun
What a simple but effective idea! Thanks for sharing, one to try I think! #TheSatSesh
So many fun Xmas crafts, I hope we can make time to do these all! Love this! #thesatsesh xoxo
loving the idea to put it on the windowsill to reflect the light, beautiful! Thank you so much for linking up with #mg
I love how colourful it is and all the possibilities. Great #Christmaslittlemakes
I love this – it would make a great keepsake #littlemakes
Lovely and simple craft idea. Came out beautiful. #makeitlinky
Aww this is such a cute, unique craft idea! I love it!
I used to use glass paints loads as a teenager, you’ve inspired me to try them again!
It turned out beautiful. Love the colours. Thanks for sharing at Creative Mondays 🙂 Hope you can join us again tomorrow.
What a great result!
Thanks, Michele
It’s almost like stained glass and very festive. A lovely craft idea. Thanks for sharing with us on #dreamteamlinky
Thanks for your kind words, Laura and for having me a part of the linky, merry Christmas