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Apply two or three colors of Gallery Glass paint on a stencil blank. Next, swirl the color by slightly mixing using a palette knife.  Allow to dry.  Once dry, the marbled paint can be cut into shapes using a craft knife and then placed on a glass vase or other 3D surface. The paint will cling to the surface until peeled and removed. This technique is perfect for a modern, colorful seasonal display!

1. Select your pattern.
2. Prepare your work surface: work on a flat surface protected with newspaper.
3. Compare the size of your desired application surface to that of your planned design.
4. Cut out or copy the pattern from your pattern sheet. For ease, cut to separate patterns from a large pattern sheet.
5. Tape desired pattern to backside of your project surface.
6. Simply outline & fill with Gallery Glass.

• Glass cleaner or rubbing alcohol
• Masking tape
• Ruler
• Scissors
• Paper Towels
• Notebook paper
• A glass surface, such as from a picture frame
• Toothpicks
• Gallery Glass Tool Set (optional)

Surfaces decorated with Gallery Glass are best decorated when the air temperature is above 45°F and does not exceed 90°F. Extreme temperatures during the application and curing process may cause cracking or distort the intended artwork. Gallery Glass colors may also fade overtime when continually exposed to direct sunlight.

Because a home’s storm door is not temperature controlled all the time, it is not a viable surface for Gallery Glass. The same rule can be said for mobile or travel homes and automobiles.