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Hand Painted Flower Wine Glasses

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I will show you how hand painted flower wine glasses are easy to make even if you have no art skills!Flower painted wine glasses on the counter.

I always love having a momento for special occasions like wedding showers and birthdays. One of my favorite things to make is painted wine glasses for each of my special guests. I have an upcoming Summer Girls Retreat with some of my best friends and Plaid was nice enough to send me a bunch of great supplies to complete my hand painted flower wine glasses!

The supplies laid out on the counter.To get the rest of my supplies I headed to Walmart. I was shocked at how many Plaid Crafts products were available in their aisles!

The aisles of the art supply store.Items you’ll need:

  • Plaid Folk Art acrylic paint
  • Plaid paintbrushes (variety pack)
  • Wine glasses (4 pack for $5 from Walmart)
  • Mod Podge acrylic sealer spray (non-waterbase)

The paint and a clear wine glass on the counter.To begin, choose your paint colors for the wine glass and put a little dollop of each color on a palette or paper plate. Turn your wine glass upside down to it is easier to handle.

Using a smaller Plaid paintbrush, paint the small center of the flower with short strokes on the outside of the wine glass.

Yellow paint in the shape of a flower on the wine glass.

Looking at the yellow paint from the inside of the wine glass.Now you’re ready to start layering colors. Starting about halfway up the yellow center, start painting small brush strokes with your second light based color (I chose light pink). It’s ok if your paint strokes are uneven; it will help your flowers look whimsical!

Adding white an pink to the yellow on the glass.Now start adding the darker tones to the base of the flower to give it some depth. I also added green and yellow tones to the stem of the wine glass in horizontal stripes for an eclectic vibe!

A paint brush adding darker pink to the light pink.Since Plaid Folk Art paints are acrylic, you’ll need to seal the paint to the glass so it doesn’t chip or flake off. I used Mod Podge acrylic sealer spray. To easily apply this to the wine glasses, I sprayed some of it into a small cup and applied to the glass with a paintbrush just over the painted areas. Let dry for 24-48 hours before use.

The pink, white, and green painted wine glasses.And that’s it! Beautiful and exquisite hand painted wine glasses for just a couple of bucks!

Up close picture of the green painted stems of the glass.

A view of looking down into the wine glasses.

The glasses lined up on the counter.Please remember that these wine glasses are not dishwasher safe. Hand wash only.

All of the Plaid supplies I used can be found at Walmart, including the wine glasses. LOVE getting all of my shopping done in one place!

I created another little project Handmade Wine Glass Charms to go along with these wine glasses that I’ll be sharing TOMORROW! Stay tuned 🙂

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I wrote this post as part of a paid campaign with Plaid Crafts and Blueprint Social. The opinions in this post are my own.

 

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Comments

  1. Claire says

    That’s really beautifully done, I’ll follow the idea. Thanks for sharing.

  2. Diane@InMyOwnStyle says

    Hi Erin –
    These are just delightful – so bright and cheery – perfect for setting a summer time table or having the girls over for a wine and cheese party. They look like something you could buy at Bloomingdales or Neimans.
    My best- Diane

    • howtonestforless says

      You CAN do them! Super easy, I promise! And if you mess up, just wipe away and start over 🙂

  7. Mariangela says

    they are so pretty ! swoon….

  8. Lindsey says

    Cute! I love this to save a couple of dollars, dollar tree sells different sized and styles of wine glasses and other glasses as well!

  9. Hilary says

    These are so darling! They would make an awesome 21st Birthday gift 🙂

  10. condoblues says

    I love this idea! The stems of the wine glasses remind me of Truffala trees.

  11. kristin says

    These are so pretty, looks better then the ones you buy at the store. I tried making these last year for my girlfriends birthday and they were a total bust, Now I know who to go to 🙂 Thanks for linking up. I just featured them on my fb.
    XO
    Kristin

  12. Midsommarflicka says

    These are really beautiful! The colors are gorgeous… I could try that at some time in the future – I will let you know if I get it 🙂

  13. Annie says

    Beautiful job! I did not know there is Mod Podge acrylic sealer. Learned something new 🙂

    • howtonestforless says

      Thanks Annie! Yep, the sealer is great 🙂 They have a bunch of new products out now (I think available at Michael’s).

  15. cheryl johnson says

    luv these glasses, have to make some for myself …do you have any ideas what i might paint for favors for a “tiffany themed bridal shower” i am doing for my daughter…you are a very talented young lady!

    • howtonestforless says

      Oooh, for a Tiffany’s bridal shower? You could paint the glasses with Tiffany blue flowers. Or a ribbon motif (like the blue box with white ribbon). Or diamond rings! That sounds lovely!!! Send me a pic when they’re complete 😉

  17. Maureen says

    These are lovely and would make great gifts! I will be trying this as soon as I can get to Walmart for supplies! Thanks for the very clear tutorial and the good pictures, makes it so much easier to follow!

    • howtonestforless says

      Thanks Maureen! I always hate it when people don’t give clear tutorials with photos 😉

  18. Tawnya says

    Nice!

  19. Karen Whitney says

    These glasses are so darn cute! I love the impressionistic look of the petals! It’s my dream to have someone send me supplies to I can use them for projects on my blog 😉

    • howtonestforless says

      Thanks Karen! It is fantastic to try new products from brands and share with my readers. Keep truckin’ along gaining followers and I bet they’ll be contacting you in no time! 🙂

  20. Debbie says

    What a cute idea! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Toot Your Horn Tuesday 🙂

  21. Katy says

    Erin, thank you so much for sharing this!

  22. Tracilynne says

    Hi Erin,
    These are lovely! I, too, enjoy painting wine glasses and have a question…
    When you applied the acrylic sealer, did you paint it slightly beyond the paint edges? I would think that if you didn’t, the paint could still lift. I currently use the enamels that you bake on, but red, for whatever reason, likes to feather, which ruins some of my designs. I’m hoping your method could be an alternative solution. Thanks very much!!! 🙂

  23. Yvonne says

    totally beautiful, very clever, I wish we had a Walmart.

  24. JoAnn says

    Are you blending colors at all? Mine look solid at the bottom and it seems like yours have some shading. I’m not sure how to do that.

    • howtonestforless says

      Yes, I blended the colors. Let the first coat dry, and then slightly overlap the second coat so it almost creates a gradient. Hope that helps!

  25. Casi McAllister says

    Hi! I hope the blog is still going for my question! Did you seal entire glass? And is it safe to drink from being sealed all the way? Or did you tape off top and seal below that line for food use? Thanks so much! These are beautiful!

    • howtonestforless says

      They’re painting on the outside of the glass so it’s perfectly safe to drink from!

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