Wendy has been doing some really innovative things with glass and metal using Ranger's Matte Glue N' Seal, Rock Candy Distress Crackle Paint, and inks. You can see her sweet Faux Crazed Porcelain here, and her gorgeous antiqued glass here. Daisy from eclectic Paperie asked us to try out Wendy's technique, and this blog hop will give you a tour of our results. I used an inexpensive star-shaped glass jar for my piece:
EXTREME CLOSE UP!
I used Ranger Distress Stain in Faded Jeans to colorize the cracks. The sparkly button is from the Ideaology Fanciful Accoutrements set by Tim Holtz.
eclectic Paperie has three $25 Gift Vouchers up for grabs, and will randomly choose 3 winners for this blog hop! To be eligible to win, simply leave a comment on each blog between now and this Sunday, January 22. The winners will be announced late Mon Jan 23rd.
The eclectic Paperie E-Team is:
Linda Ledbetter (That's me!)
Thanks for visiting, and enjoy the gorgeous art my e-Teamates created!
70 comments:
Very cool affect this technique has. Love your star bottle!
This is darling. Love the blue glazed effect you achieved on your bottle.
This came out just beautifully! Love it.
Your bottle is adorable !! I am so wanting to try this now ! Great technique !
What a beautiful piece of art, thank you so much for sharing it.
Great bottle and fab effect!hugs trace x
nice effect. thank you for sharing.
Isn't it so much fun to crackle a bottle!!!! Yours looks wonderful!!!
Beautiful Linda - love the added tint of blue!
I like your project! It is really neat! Thanks for the inspiration.
I love crackle glaze. Thanks for sharing!
Gorgeous jar!!Lovely color!
how cool is that. great effect. and i love blue
how cool is that. great effect. and i love blue
Love, love, love all those cracks and crevices! Very cute little tutu that the bottle is wearing!
WoW! Gorgeous!!
This turned out so pretty!
Love the glazed effect your star bottle got and the blue tint. Your bottle got quit a makeover! Love the ending results.
Marcie
Not much of a lace person, but this bottle would be lovely with just the technique. I'm thinking what other colors would look like too. Thanx for sharing!
Love the blue instead of the pumice stone...thanks for the idea!
Beautiful bottle Linda! Very cool!
I love the blue stain! Will have to give that one a try!!
I love the way the bottle actually looks cracked! Beautiful.
Very beautiful Linda!!! I love the blue with the lace. I can't wait to try this technique!
You created a beautiful finish on your bottle!
Noreen
http://www.craftlinky.com/
I had not seen this technique. Very interesting. I will have to give it a try.
Great example of this technique! Thank you!
LOVE the mottled glaze design this technique leaves on glass! Beautiful!
I just love what you've done with this! Fabulous details and so very pretty!
OMG - your bottle is so gorgeous. It really looks antique.
Cute stuff. I'm going to have to give it try.
I am in love with this technique, and I love how your piece turned out using the blue.
Ooooh! I love the blue star! That's amazing!
Wow! Great project. I've got one of those star bottles, too, but mine is plain and now I know how to dress it up!! Thanks so much!
I like your great design on the cute bottle. Fun technique for altering.
Your star Faux Porcelain bottle is gorgeous. Love the touch of lace!
Great project. What a fun technique.
LOVE that star bottle and LOVE the way the faded jeans stain looks on the crackle!!! Excellent project!!
Love that technique on your star bottle...going to check out the tute...no bottle will be safe!!!
Very cool technique!
Love the star bottle the tech. came out beautiful.
Marilyn
Great bottle.
This is beautiful! Love the blue.
You did a great job on your bottle! I am loving this technique!
This came out beautifully- definitely a technique I'm going to have to try after I pick up some Glue & Seal!
So cool. Love the bottle.
Love the bottle, very pretty piece of art.
Wow what an awesome technique! Love the colors and the effect. TFS
KimMJ
bast830@comcast.net
This came out so neat,what a cool technique. thank you for sharing, i love your work.
You did a wonderful job on this project. I love that beautiful trim you added and that jewel...
Oh wow!!!... your bottle is fabulous and really does look "old" with the crazed glass. Thanks for sharing
This is so beautiful, and a wonderfully simple technique.
Love all your projects and this one is very unique!!
Thanks for sharing and for the Great Blog Hop!!
WHat an incredible look! I didn't know that we could use crackle paint on glass! Simply fabulous! ANd you can even color it as you please! great idea linda!
Your artwork is fantastic. I'm kicking myself for tossing some really old bottles out. Thanks for sharing!
Love that cool look! Adding the blue ink really makes it stand out.
DeniseB
Great look. Has lots of potential uses. Thanks for sharing.
Girl I love this bottle!! I've been on the hunt for a unique bottle to try this on since I saw it on Wendy's blog. I found one tall skinny bottle but can't talk anyone into using the cocoa coffee flavoring out of it first LOL
very fun!
Sandra ltb
Wow. This is amazing.
Such a sweet project!! The glazed effect is wonderful!!
Such a sweet project!! The glazed effect is wonderful!!
Durn I went and bought the Crackle Rock Candy paint today.But I was so excited about the technique-I forgot the Glue n Seal.Don't think they have any in my portion of the swamp so will have to order.I think everyone's creations are fantastic.Thank you for all the wonderful inspiraton.
How cool is that! It totally transforms a piece. What a lovely bottle! Can't wait to find Glue & Seal to try this. Thank you!
What an awesome bottle. I kept looking and looking at it...so pretty.
Love the use of Crackle!
I love the faux porcelain technique with crackle paint, and have used it often, but would NEVER have thought to use it on glass. Creative people ALWAYS amaze me!
I love this technique...so glad you are highlighting it this week!
Love the faded jeans colour to compliment the crackle effect.
I'm catching up on your posts because I've been MIA, too, and WOW - this is gorgeous!! Love it, Linda!!
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