Martha Stewart Glass Painted Snowflake Candy Dish

Oh, my!  Have I had fun with my Haul of Martha Stewart Paints from Plaid that I received a couple weeks ago. Here is just a little of what I received.

Martha Stewart Stencils
Martha Stewart Stencils
Martha Stewart glass and glitter glass paint and more
Martha Stewart Paints

The most difficult problem I had was deciding what to make with all of those fun products. After playing for awhile I settled in on silkscreens and glass paint.

Snowflake Candy Dish
Snowflake Candy Dish

This is what you need to make this dish:

  • glass dish
  • rubbing alcohol and cotton balls
  • Martha Stewart glass paint
  • Martha Stewart snowflake silkscreen
  • Martha Stewart dauber
  • pan of water
  • paint palette

My first step after washing the dish was to clean it with rubbing alcohol.

Cleaning glass dish with alcohol
Cleaning glass dish with alcohol

Next I put the adhesive silkscreen on the glass dish. The silkscreen needs to be smoothed lightly so it adheres to the glass surface.

Attaching silkscreen to glass dish
Smoothing silkscreen to glass dish

Using a dauber, I put glass paint onto the silkscreen.

Dabbing Martha Stewart glass paint on silkscreen
Dabbing Martha Stewart glass paint on silkscreen

When completely covered with paint, the silkscreen needs to be pulled off of the glass while the paint is still wet. Be sure and rinse the silkscreen right away. I kept a pan of water nearby.

Peeling Martha Stewart silkscreen from glass dish
Pulling Martha Stewart silkscreen from glass dish

Here is my result.

Finished Martha Stewart silkscreen image
Finished Martha Stewart silkscreen image

Pretty! However, I wasn’t satisfied with just one snowflake, so I added more random images.

Random stenciling on candy jar
Random snowflakes on candy dish and lid

The paint needs to be either air cured for 17 days or oven baked. I chose to air cure it.

Add candy and I’m set for Christmas!

Snowflake Candy Dish
Snowflake Candy Dish

I found that I could use the silkscreen over and over to make more images on the glass without washing it out. That made it easy to put multiple images on the dish.

Here are a couple of other Christmas crafts I made with these Martha Stewart Paints.

Ornaments with Martha Stewart stencils
Ornaments using Martha Stewart stencils and silkscreens with the glass paint

I also painted these cute ornament place card holders with the Martha Stewart glass paints.

Ornament placecard holders
Ornament place card holders

I found the glass paint fun to play with and really easy to use. If I made a mistake, I could rub the paint off before it dried or scrape it off after it was dry. I liked those nice tips on the glass paint bottles making it easy to apply just a little paint at a time and for making dots on those ornament place card holders. I really liked the silkscreens and the results from them. I’ll have to try them on fabric next!

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This post was sponsored by Martha Stewart Paints and Blueprint Social.  However, all opinions are my own.

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