Hello everyone skillful needlewomen !!! So I decided to expose my job too.
In my main work, I constantly engage in stained glass in Tiffany technique, but this is a labor-intensive process at home and requires additional expensive equipment. Therefore, I suggest you to draw a little with me. To start, I take the glass. I cut it on the desired size. In advance, drill holes through which it will be suspended in front of the window. All edges of the glass after trimming will need to be pulled off the wet abrasive bar. The bar must be medium softness with a slightly large fraction of abrasive and rigorously small. After the workpiece is made, proceed to work. First, you need to draw a marker to draw the drawing itself, so that from the wrong side, then the paints can be operated. Like this:
After that, we take from any set of paints for stained-glass out the contour and on the back of the glass, squeezing the black mass of the tube, we apply thin lines according to the drawing performed. After the contour dries - we take the blade and correct the correctness of the lines, if necessary, it is also welcome to preface the lines.
After the outline will strictly comply with the necessary requirements, sampling the matte acrylic stames on the flower with yellow paints and leaflets with green paints.
Here is a photo of matte acrylic paints for visiting:
After the stamens are drawn and shadows are outlined on leaves, pour the stamens and leaflets with transparent paints. Here are these paints:
Each paint tube in this set is a plastic pipette with paints. Pour each cell of our stained glass. Each cell corresponds to the desired color.
The contour height of each cell is about 1-1.5mm. After drying the paints, stained glass ready.
