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Glass Painting Peacock |
This glass painting has a special place in my heart and in our house .Years back, as a newly married couple we lived in a rented house with a huge showcase in the front room.We couldn't afford to spend on "home decor" and I embarked on the very economic craft of glass painting to spruce up my house!
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Glass Painting Peacock Design |
The peacocks were inspired by a glass painting on the net-- I cant seem to find the creator to credit them.
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Glass Painting Peacock Pattern |
The glass painting flowers are quite bright and colorful....perhaps reflecting my state of mind at the time[Ha Ha]
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Glass Painting Peacock |
Black glass out-liner is freely available but for this glass painting I used different colored out-liners such as green,gold and silver.
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Glass Painting Peacock Design |
Here is the closeup of the glass painted peacocks.
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Glass Painting Peacock |
Glass painting is a very economic and fairly "quick result" hobby. For anyone who has not tried it I urge you to try as its so soothing on the soul! And yeah you can make pretty sober paintings too unlike my "all the colors I have" type of glass painting!
Oh...So nice Doc...Its on my wishlist to try....
ReplyDeleteHello dear sweet friend. You are an AMAZING artist. This is absolutely beautiful. I love all the bright colors and happy to hear as a newlywed you were very "cheery". That really shows in this art. I think this is prettier than anything you could buy in the store. Plus, the story behind it makes it more priceless!
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Jessica
FANTASTIC!!!
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IT IS DIFFERENT FROM USUAL GLASS PAINTINGBUT LOOKS BEAUTIFUL
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i love this painting i have done a little bit of glass painting myself and find it quiet interesting...your looks really beautiful...nice choice of colors too:)
ReplyDeleteHi, Sonia!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job, looks so beautiful, colors are a pleasure for eyes. I think this is the most beautiful work of yours.
You had a great ideea!!!
sonia this is beautiful! i think this is my favorite project you have ever shared with us. i love it love it! share more! :)
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Just superb! I know glass paint is an interesting activity & i also Love it..
ReplyDeleteby the way your painting seems cute but i feel the surface is foil sheet type something? isnt it??
I love your glass painting peacock! Maybe because is so colorful :) Thanks for sharing it and the story of painting it!
ReplyDeleteoh wow this is amazing.. i really love the bright colours
ReplyDeleteLisa x
beautiful...
ReplyDeleteso 'Beautiful I love your work!
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Greetings Baukje
WOW!SUPER!
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Bee-utiful glass painted Peacock & scenery. I took a stain glass class & it is expensive and I was not good at it but I've not done painted glass.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
http://CreatedbySunshineHoneyBee.blogspot.com
How beautiful! Love the bright colors!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Antonella :-)
gorgeous painting!!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
You never cease to amaze me- you are a master of many creative ideas! This is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteyou are very artistic. that's really pretty
ReplyDeleteDR Sonia, you are a 'Master of all Crafts"! This is very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWooooooooow!!! It looks so lovely sonia... Good work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! What a great memory too. Reminds me of all the inexpensive things I used to make after I first got married. Come to think of it, most of the projects involved paper. LOL ...no surprise there :)
ReplyDeleteJani
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Wow! Very colorful! Love your painting! You know so many arts and crafts techniques! You always inspire me to try new forms of expression! Thank you so much for sharing. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI love glass painting doctor. Your's is beautiful.Do check out mine when you have time.
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This is sooo Beautiful Dr Sonia.. Love the Bright colours..Loz
ReplyDeleteThis is just wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteThat is wonderful sonia I liked your idea of using different coloured liner.Surely I will give it a try.
ReplyDeletebest of luck for more such paintings
anandhirajan
www.anandhirajansartsncrafts.blogspot.com
Wow.........So colourful. Love this.
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia , I too like glass painting.But not done since years. U reminded again. Thanx. loved ur vibrant use of colors.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely painting Sonia. Even I used to do glass paintings, but I used a different technique.
ReplyDeleteSuganthi I didnt know about yuor other blog-- its awesome!
ReplyDeleteMelissa the ones they teach you in craft classes is expensive stuff- what I did was with a glass from a glass shop and normal easily available cheap glass paint!
Wow, excellent Sonia.Its very rare to get peacock designs for Glass painting.Nice, you have used a variety of colours for the outline, thats a new thought.
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Durga
http://durgasartgallery.blogspot.com
So pretty! I gives the look of stained glass at an inexpensive price! TFS! :)Amy
ReplyDeleteLovely painting Sonia .my daughter is artistic.this painting inspired her .now she wants to do one like yours .
ReplyDeletewe read your posts sitting together .
Amazing! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWow..this is beautiful
ReplyDeleteOh my, that is simply stunning Sonia honey! all that attention to detail is amazing!
ReplyDeleteLovely painting...Looks colorful and cheerful:)
ReplyDeleteWow, what a please to see this creation!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
Wow Sonia this one is amazing... Specially the color combination is simply gr8..
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Nidhi
http://creativecraftingwithnidhi.blogspot.com/
Wow Sonya is that ever colorful and spectacular. I just love all the beautiful detail. Positively exquisite.
ReplyDeleteOh my, Sonia, this is a work of art!! Wow, I just can't stop staring at it!! It is gorgeous and colorful and I love the story behind it!! Truly amazing and fabulous :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
indymermaid.blogspot.com
I think you can do every craft available, Dr. Sonia. This is wonderful and I am sure it is a treasure from your early days of marriage.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is such a fun place to visit. You always bring back a long lost memory. I did this with my sister when I was a kid on a 5 x7 picture frame glass. We crinkled a piece of aluminum foil and put it behind the painting when we had finished and it looked so cool. I had completely forgotten about this. Your painting is so beautiful and elaborate...and the colors are definitely in a happy place, which you always seem to come from. I know I say it all the time, but what a great blog!
ReplyDeleteGuess what? Just when you are short of ideas that fit your creativity and budget, Sonia will post a project that will make you go "Uh, why didn't I think of that?" :D Lovely one Sonia! You're just God of creativity!
ReplyDeleteDiane Thank You for telling me my blog feels "happy" .. I love that concept!
ReplyDeletePritesh I am a big pennies counting crafter and homemaker with occasional indulgences!
Wow Sonia this is fantastic! I've never tried this and will have to add it to my to do list. Love all your bright colours!
ReplyDeleteWowser! That is a gorgeous piece of artwork. I can just imagine the light coming through it. Take care, Lori
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Its just fabulous. Love the colorful cheery creation. Love the effect which u have created with outliners.
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VoWWW!!!it was sooo gud lot of patience...luved the colours you used especially peacock...
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! you are amazing!!!So glad to have met you!! Even if its just on line.:D
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous. Thanks for sharingI have never tried this technique.
ReplyDeleteDIANA L.
http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com/
Superb..............Really beautiful!!! This is so much interesting.
ReplyDeletevery beautiful!! Ya I agree painting is soothing .....and i didnt know that those seeds are eddible...we call them manjuti ......
ReplyDeleteLovely!!! I love the colors you have used...
ReplyDeletepretty peacock....love it...
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful sonia!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along in "For the love of crafting"challenge#1:)
What a beautiful post that was, very touching to read, Sonia.
ReplyDeleteVery colourful and cheerful glass painting. I love peacocks.
Monica xxx
Beautiful blog you got.
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Hugs from Randi in Norway
I like your painting very much sooo nice and cilorful awesome
ReplyDeleteI like your painting very much so nice color combination and just amazing
ReplyDeletewow lovw it