Hand Painted Kitchen Cabinet Glass Doors Craft Project

I always see great hand painted glass kitchen cabinet doors at home décor stores. They are so easy to do yourself and you can really save a lot of money updating your kitchen with this hand painting.

This hand painted art glass project is perfect for a quick kitchen update for outdated or plain glass kitchen cabinets. If you take your time and plan out a great design you can really make an elegant hand painted glass kitchen cabinet doors that will look professional.

To Make Some hand painted glass kitchen cabinet doors You Will Need:


Glass kitchen cabinet doors

Stencil Brush

Stencil

Ceramic Paint or Stained Glass Paint in a variety of colors

Painter's Tape (Optional)

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If you are not extremely artistic or want to create a number of uniform glass kitchen cabinet doors you should use a stencil for this painted glass project. You can use the same stencils that you use to paint on the wall and furniture. Just look for smaller stencils. They come in all shapes and sizes and most arts and crafts stores have tons of them.

You can also create your own unique stencil with a sheet of acetate, a black marker, and an exacto knife. Simply lay your acetate on the picture or shape you want to create. Trace the outline with you marker, then cut it out with the exacto knife.

Now, back to painting your glass kitchen cabinet doors. Simply Place the stencil on the object to be painted. You can hold it in place with painters tape.

Next, Dip the stencil brush in ceramic paint. You may need to dab off the excess paint on a paper towel. Now, Pounce the brush on the edges of the stencil to outline the pattern. Then fill in the center with a lighter application of paint to give the design dimension. See how simple it is to create great hand painted images on your glass kitchen cabinet doors!

Now, if you have more images you want to hand paint onto your glass kitchen cabinet doors you will need to let these first paint colors dry. Once the paint has dried you can lay your next stencil on and start painting again.