How to Tint Glass Recycled Jars with Mod Podge and Food Coloring. February 13 2021.
To start I filled one jar with a little bit of Modge Podge in the bottom maybe around 14 of a cup I just eyeballed it In a second container I put a few spoonfuls of water then added several drops of food coloring.
Mod podge and food coloring. 492013 Whatever glass youre painting Mod Podge or Elmers Glue food coloring and a paintbrush. What you will need. This process is fun and easy to do.
7272015 Initially the food coloring paint consisted of 3 tablespoons of Mod Podge a few drops of blue food coloring and about 5 tablespoons of water but I doubled the quantity of water when I started applying it on wood. I made these clings that you can peel and stick on glass. Pour about 14 a cup of Mod Podge into.
They got right to painting the mason jars. You can play here a little bit with the ratios and see how the food coloring paint looks on your wood. Then they added food coloring of their choice and stirred it up.
7252019 Add some Mod Podge to a small container a piece of Tupperware works great. 1162014 The blue bottle in the foreground is food coloring and glitter and ended up looking like Crest kids toothpaste while the jar in the background is just glitter and Mod Podge. I came across this idea and instantly knew I had to try it.
Mason Jar or glass jar of choice Mod Podge I used Gloss Food Color Water Directions. You can even create a stained glass look with it. 10242020 Add two heaping tablespoons of Mod Podge to a container.
As glue is used it is not recommended that they are used for food storage. I love the look of tinted Mason Jars This is a super easy. Pour the Mod Podge into the jar and swirl to coat.
4 drops of green. 3102014 Mix together food coloring and matte Mod Podge. Add about 10 drops of food coloring and mix well.
About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy. It took quite a bit of gentle stirring to get it fully blended. I love the soft glow from the fairy bottle lights.
Add a few spoonfuls of water and mix until the mixture is still thick but considerably runnier like a melty milkshake. Experiment play go crazy like I said if its a flop you can have a clean glass again in about ten seconds. Apply the Mod Podge in one of two ways.
I dumped some Mod Podge into glass dishes. 1 green the mid range shade is 4 drops of blue. Place upside down on your work surface to let drain.
But I have seen them at craft stores too. 1152013 Take a dollop of gloss Mod Podge and place into your bowl. Cathie Filian Leave a Comment.
Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. 2 swirl the Mod Podge around the inside of the jars and drain. You can even create a stained glass look with it.
These cute bottle fairy lights are from Amazon. I used around a tablespoon and a half of Mod Podge and around 4 drops of yellow and 4 drops of red food coloring I wanted bold in-your face colors so it might have even been more than that. 4 drops of green and the darkest bottle is 10 drops of blue.
Paint either the inside or the outside for this craft it doesnt matter. I used about 2 spoonfuls of Mod Podge and 4-5 drops of blue food coloring. If you want to avoid the brush strokes a foam brush might work Step 2.
8132019 There is no such thing as colored Mod Podge but you can tint it with food coloring and even paint. Jessie Dave has chosen a bright and colorful Moroccan vibe and its achieved using Mod Podge and food coloring so its a very inexpensive craft project. Plus the colored Mod Podge makes it such pretty lighting.
4282020 Its best to brush the Mod Podge and food coloring mixture in an up-and-down fashion. Put a couple of drops of food coloring or paint into the Mod Podge. Just so that you know at this point in the game youre adding white that is going to turn clear to the mix.
Cheap coloring easy food food coloring frugal glass jar jars Mod Podge paint vase I love taking the ideas others have and making them my own. Add 8 – 10 drops of food coloring you can mix colors plus 12 teaspoon water and mix well. So start saving your jars.
I stumbled across Gingerbread Snowflakes blog not that long ago. My glaze was dark peach. On a side note this project would be perfect for baby food jars too.
The lightest colored bottle has 4 drops of blue. In todays video we are teaching how to tint recycled glass jars with food coloring and Mod Podge. Not pictured Mix up your food coloring and Mod Podge to your desired color.
Modge Podge Food Coloring For this method I used the Gloss Modge Podge and both blue and green liquid food coloring. I played around with the colors. 1 use a soft bristled brush spouncers or foam brush to apply to the outsides of the jars.
Its a perfect kid or adult craft.
