ALLSPRAYPAINTED MAGAZINE #03
Latest edition of the ALLSPRAYPAINTED Magazine issue 03! As 2020 ended and 2021 rolls in, we need to remind ourselves that we have grown. Not only as individuals but as a global community. In the last 12 months, we have realized more than at any time in recent history, that we are all connected. And not just via the internet! We have overcome fear and we have conquered our biggest challenges even though the road ahead is still a hard one. And for those of us that managed to keep our chins up and our spirits high through all of it, we had time to rediscover the source of our own creativity! www.allspraypainted.com
Latest edition of the ALLSPRAYPAINTED Magazine issue 03! As 2020 ended and 2021 rolls in, we need to remind ourselves that we have grown. Not only as individuals but as a global community. In the last 12 months, we have realized more than at any time in recent history, that we are all connected. And not just via the internet! We have overcome fear and we have conquered our biggest challenges even though the road ahead is still a hard one. And for those of us that managed to keep our chins up and our spirits high through all of it, we had time to rediscover the source of our own creativity!
www.allspraypainted.com
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HOW IT WAS DONE<br />
Depending on your time restrictions, you can either<br />
be efficient and drive to your local home decor, hardware,<br />
or craft store and be relatively sure you will<br />
find some sort of glass candle holder on offer. Or, if<br />
you have a little time up your sleeve and want to do it<br />
the low consumption way, visit your local yard sales,<br />
second-hand stores or peek through the boxes when<br />
it’s hard rubbish time. You may or may not have fast<br />
luck, but eventually, you’ll find what you want. Give<br />
your candle holders a good wash removing all oils<br />
and dust, and above all make sure they are completely<br />
dry. That’s the hard part!<br />
Placing the holders on your drop sheet, with<br />
gloves and mask on, shake your cans well for 2-3 minutes.<br />
If you can’t hear the mixing balls moving freely,<br />
then you still need to shake some more. At a distance<br />
of about 15-25 cm, spray your Montana GLASS<br />
Paint in a light even coat on the holder.<br />
Most likely one coat will be enough. If you want<br />
an opaquer finish, then you can opt for more coats<br />
once dry. Repeat this process to each holder. If you<br />
want to experiment, consider fading colors into each<br />
other, or masking areas off so you have a mix of clear<br />
glass and colored glass. We chose to stick to a single<br />
color, making the holders timeless and all-season.<br />
At this point, you may ask yourself, why a glass<br />
candleholder? Just as a candle is a source of light, so<br />
is the holder. By using Montana GLASS Paint, which<br />
is matte and transparent, we add another level to the<br />
possible ambiance that the candle can produce as<br />
light is also able to pass through the colorful opaque<br />
candle holder. And besides that, it looks cool.<br />
You are done and it was as easy as that! This is<br />
a project for absolutely any level and the most challenging<br />
part is locating the perfect shaped candle<br />
holders. So, start your search and make it happen.<br />
Happy Crafting!<br />
MATERIALS USED<br />
• Montana GLASS Paint Almond<br />
• Montana GLASS Paint Coral Red<br />
• Montana GLASS Paint Orchid<br />
• Montana GLASS Paint Bay Blue<br />
• Montana GLASS Paint Teal<br />
• Montana GLASS Paint Mint<br />
• Montana GLASS Paint Black<br />
• Candle holders<br />
• Candles<br />
• Gloves<br />
• Mask<br />
• Drop Sheet
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