CRUSHED GLASS ART, STAINED GLASS, MOD PODGE DAISIES, TUTORIAL , GUIDE

[@sarahhoilman7450]

What a neat idea ! You’re so very creative and talented, love watching all your videos. Greatest teacher💕

[@crazyglasslady]

thank you, I would like to try some other shaped cookie cutters

[@AngelaCamarillo-lm9gu]

Gash just beautiful , great idea and my granddaughter wants to do projects with me so I’m excited to get this one started with her . Merry Christmas 🎄 and you tree in the background is beautiful too

[@crazyglasslady]

Thank you! So glad you like it, it's going to be so fun to make together!

[@sandynuber1509]

So beautiful Linda. Much love from Texas 🤠❤

[@crazyglasslady]

Thanks so much

[@KKmagnolia_runner]

Another great idea

[@crazyglasslady]

Thank you! 😊

[@karendoss6026]

Hi, I just discovered you a few days ago and have been watching your videos and love what you do with the glass. You are so very talented and creative and I would love to try some of the glass on glass creations. I just don't know why you do not sell your beautiful art. I will get up the courage to try something very soon.

[@crazyglasslady]

Thanks so much! 😊 This is just a fun hobby for me. At this time I feel like it would be too stressful to mass produce things . I think if I was younger and I had discovered it I would have tried to make it into a business. Right now everything goes on my walls or to family and friends.

[@usherl250]

This is very pretty and cheerful

[@crazyglasslady]

Thank you!

[@angelayoung9775]

So pretty!! How unique & very creative!

[@crazyglasslady]

Thank you!

[@cherylnull9890]

Awesomeness!!♥️

[@crazyglasslady]

Thank you!

[@kathyconnor6059]

Very cute!

[@crazyglasslady]

Thank you!

[@irawoodard5144]

Beautiful ❤

[@crazyglasslady]

Thank you! 😊

[@dianeb9578]

It is so beautiful. I like the idea of using mod podge instead of resin. You are inspiring me to try this

[@crazyglasslady]

Wonderful! i would love to see how it turns out.

[@poivrefrancais8104]

I've only recently come across your channel and I love your videos. Thank you for posting all of your ideas as well as tips and things to watch out for. I apologize if someone has already asked this in one of your videos, but have you had any problems with your crushed glass moving out as the mod podge continues to drain? If so, do you have any tips? I just tried my first project with crushed glass using a cute little llama cookie cutter but perhaps I didn't leave the cutter around the glass long enough as I was afraid it might dry to the cutter (I now see that I would have had a much larger window). Thank you for any suggestions.

[@crazyglasslady]

Yes it likes to move all over the place. It would be better not to make it so tall with glass and leave the cookie cutter on there longer. And still you may have to push the llama or what ever you are making back into place. I think I was using a Popsicle stick or plastic spoon. I hope that helps. It's not always as easy as it looks in the videos. LOL

[@Marie1119]

This is my new favorite craft! I made a snowman like yours on canvas and it turned out great. I do have a question. I have a board measuring 41 x 29”. I painted it and glued glass down and now I’m going to pour mod podge over it. Do you have any idea how much I should mix? It’s 1:1 mod podge: water, right? Thanks!!!!

[@crazyglasslady]

Well if the glass is already glued down you shouldnt need as much. crushed glass needs more because it needs to soak into it all. i would start with 1/2 cup so 1/4 cup water and 1/4 cup gloss mod podge it is so easy to mix then if u need more u can just mix it up quick. I am so happy that you are making something i would love to see it when its done. [e-mail]

[@donnialegg6077]

Enjoy. Is h podge water resistant?

[@crazyglasslady]

They have dishwasher safe Mod Podge but I have never tried it.

[@MaricelaNelson-t3c]

Hi Linda, is it possible for me to do these flowers on glass and resin instead of the canvas and mod podge?

[@crazyglasslady]

Yes, of course you actually might want to use a rhinestone chain or something to outline them. It would hold the glass in place better.

[@eileendigregorio9975]

Beautiful! Why mod podge and not resin?

[@crazyglasslady]

Thank you . Well you could certainly use resin. I just try to show everyone that there are alternatives with some glass because I know some people don't like to work with resin.

[@KMF3]

Cheaper too. I like having options. But ultimately prefer the look of the resin.

[@Marie1119]

Also, for a really big pour, I plan to set my piece on cups over a large piece of plastic, but I want to make sure that the mod podge doesn’t over the edges of the plastic. What do you suggest putting down as a dam? Wadded up/taped down Paper towels?? Do you have to keep tipping The board so that all of the mod podge runs off, or does it matter? Thank you. This is a really big project and I’m at the crucial part now and I don’t wanna mess it up!

[@crazyglasslady]

Yes just put some paper towel around the edges. I would love to see it!

[@Marie1119]

@@crazyglasslady Linda thank you so much! So with tipping the board do you have to do it until every bit of mod podge runs off or don’t worry about it?

[@crazyglasslady]

@@Marie1119 well you will use a brush to even it out after the majority is off so it will be like a coat of paint and it will dry to a gloss no pooling or puddling just a thin coat at the end

[@crazyglasslady]

@@Marie1119 no just so its not pooling in any area then smooth it out with a brush like you would paint

[@Marie1119]

@@crazyglasslady Thanks Linda! I really appreciate your help. Marie

[@silvanamirarchi2723]

Beautiful!!! I am trying it out . Do you mix the mod podge when you pour it all over the canvas?

[@crazyglasslady]

yes half mod podge to half water

[@donnialegg6077]

Left out glass on glass, is the podge water resistant?

[@crazyglasslady]

There is actually dishwashers safe gloss Mod Podge . Not sure what you mean about left out glass on glass? It is on canvas.

[@donnialegg6077]

@@crazyglasslady I do mosaic on old windows which I meant left out glass on glass because you were working on canvas. If in rain would Mod Podge hold stained glass pieces and/or crushed glass or return to liquid? Thank you. I do enjoy you.

[@crazyglasslady]

Crazy Glass Lady • 7 days ago There is actually dishwashers safe gloss Mod Podge I need to try it.

[@judybillar7499]

How did the Mod podge look on the canvas after it dried?

[@crazyglasslady]

nice it leaves a light gloss finish, with no brush marks.

[@ladysylvie]

Hello, I want to add crush glass to a large painting, my client doesn’t like resin because of how it’s shiny does the mod podge dry really shiny?

[@d_caff3491]

❤️

[@loribauer3178]

Linda love the flowers and the cookie cutter idea. Just bought a small tumbler and tumbled my first batch of glass loving it. Can’t find you email I was going to send you a picture of some of the things I made, could you please tell me how to find your email. Thanks

[@crazyglasslady]

[e-mail] would love to see them!

[@crazyglasslady]

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[@lauriewilson4741]

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[@crazyglasslady]

You have been watching them all.

[@lauriewilson4741]

@@crazyglasslady 🤩 Your vids are my fav 😊

[@silvanamirarchi2723]

I meant to say if you mix it with water

[@crazyglasslady]

Yes its a 1/2 and 1/2 solution half water half mod Podge mix it real well. The same crushed glass works best.

[@crazyglasslady]

small crushed glass

[@KMF3]

The price of stained glass is beyond my price point. So I look for alternatives.

[@crazyglasslady]

You could always paint the stems.

[@dianeb9578]

I'm thinking of using wood skewers instead of the glass..its cheaper and lighter on the canvas

[@crazyglasslady]

@@dianeb9578 good idea!

[@KMF3]

@@dianeb9578 let us know how that turns out

[@KMF3]

Well now I'm going to be looking for cookie cutters. More to my craft collection 🤦‍♀️

[@crazyglasslady]

😀

[@cherylnull9890]

Awesomeness!!♥️

[@crazyglasslady]

Thank you!