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rccrchickie · **Posted: 04-11-2008 , 02:59 PM** #68

Hi, love your creations.

You can also paint clip frames, to make picture frames. Paint behind the design with white or silver paint, to prevent the picture from showing through the design.

I had a white framed mirror, that I painted silver. The I outlined rectangles all around the frame. I started dropping glass paint in bands from dark to light. and they marbled together. My friends thought I had tiled it with expensive tiles.

I don't have any pictures to show, as all my creations stayed in the UK, when I moved over here. Hope to get started again soon.

The best way I found to practice with the lead outliner, was to place a sheet of acetate over a sheet of paper with straight lines and other shapes printed on it.

	Posted: 04-11-2008 , 02:59 PM #68
rccrchickie Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Ballaghaderreen Posts: 23	Hi, love your creations. You can also paint clip frames, to make picture frames. Paint behind the design with white or silver paint, to prevent the picture from showing through the design. I had a white framed mirror, that I painted silver. The I outlined rectangles all around the frame. I started dropping glass paint in bands from dark to light. and they marbled together. My friends thought I had tiled it with expensive tiles. I don't have any pictures to show, as all my creations stayed in the UK, when I moved over here. Hope to get started again soon. The best way I found to practice with the lead outliner, was to place a sheet of acetate over a sheet of paper with straight lines and other shapes printed on it.