A Sampling of Our New Stained Glass Stencils

Check out our new Cardinal Round Stained Glass Stencil. Design measures 8″ x 8″. The imagination is limitless with stained glass stencils, any subject can be brought to life in this ancient style!

Hummingbird Stained Glass Square Stencil  Design image measures 8″ x 8″. Our lively hummingbird gracefully drinks the nectar from a nearby flower, and is ready to be stenciled onto any number of projects and surfaces!

Stained Glass Flower 1 Square Stencil  Design measures 8″ x 8″. This stencil has some spunk! Our stylized flower brings a pop of color and an open energy, and is ready to be stenciled onto any number of projects and surfaces

Our Tulip Stained Glass Round Stencil    Design measures 8″ x 8″. This beautiful stylized tulip makes a statement! This pattern takes on different personalities depending on the colors used. Stencil in a variety of traditional tulip colors such as beautiful purples, yellows, oranges, pinks, and reds!

Application Idea: Paint on Glass | Materials and Techniques

  Our stained glass stencils look great on windows. Get the look of real stained glass by following these simple steps!

Step 1: Choose your desired paint finish/colors.

• Enamel paint is ideal for glass, and comes in a variety of colors and finishes. This paint can withstand light washing with water and soap, but can be scrubbed off if desired.
• Acrylic paint must be used with a glass medium, and then set with heat to create a finish that can withstand light washing with water and soap. It can be scrubbed off if desired.
• To create a frosted look, you can use a frosting varnish.
• For a permanent finish, etching cream will permanently etch your glass surface and create a nice frosty finish.

Step 2: Clean your surface, removing any dirt or oils. This helps your paint to adhere better.

Step 3: Attach your stained glass stencil to a glass surface with painter’s tape to keep it securely in place.

Step 4: Choose a dry paint roller or dry stencil brush. A wet brush will dilute your paint and take away from its adhesiveness.

Step 5: Paint over your stencil, taking care to not overload your brush with paint. Let each layer of paint dry between coats. Allow all of your paint to dry before removing the stencil.

Step 6: Remove your stencil to reveal the finished result!

*The stencil featured in the project images on the right is coming soon!