I’m not sure if we’ve officially announced that we are part of the DecoArt blogging team but the new DecoArt blog is the cutest and we’re simply thrilled to be a part of it (:
This month the team is sharing projects using DecoArt’s awesome line of fun glass products… from glass stain to glass paint markers, there is some cool stuff for anyone to use on just about any glass surface. We used the enamel writers and turned some standard thrift store white Corelle bowls into little works of art, inspired by Anthropologie’s gorgeous Atom bowls.
This project was a cinch to do with the enamel paint writers which are perfect for glass and glazed ceramics and hello, check out those fun colors! We also used the frost enamel, (which gives you the frosted glass finish while still providing the opaque, dimensional look.) They are easy to use and would be super fun for the littles to play with, too!
We simply had the screen of the Anthro atom bowls up and freehanded each design onto a bowl. Of course it’s not perfect but it sure is more fun displayed in my turquoise hutch than 3 boring white bowls, right? (;
This was our very first glass paint project, so fun! Check out all of our DecoArt projects like our stenciled United States sign,
Like that coral chair? That’s courtesy of our chalky finish chairs (:
Diana says
Lovely designs I can’t wait to get strated
Jelli says
Love these, Kristi! I’d have to have someone mail me these paints as I know I’d never ever find them here in Costa Rica, but I love the designs you made. I’ll have to give this a try with my colored Sharpies and see how it turns out. Love it! Pinning.
lollyjane says
Wow Sharpies would be adorable, Jelli! And yes, they’d be worth shipping! Costa Rica how fun!! (:
Holly says
I just discovered your blog and absolutely love these bowls. Thanks for sharing such a fun DIYproject!
Anna Kirsen says
Hi Kristi. I love these and they are something I could do with my children. My fav is still the mosaic luminary, but the bowls are fab too!
Sande Sivani says
Your bowls are amazing. Think I have all the materials to make a couple so thanks for the idea.
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Megan B says
These are so cute! Potentially stupid question: can you eat out of these or are they mostly decorative? Just curious–I think we’re going to make these the next time I host craft night!
Thanks!
Amanda says
Very fun idea! I’ll save these to feature on Copycat Crafts too 🙂
Sarah @ Craft Quickies says
These are…..BEYOND fab!!! What a brilliant idea!!! xoxo
Karla says
These are so cute!!! I’ve always loved those bowls. Excited to try making my own!
Susan says
Awesome! Cant wait t try them 🙂
fariba says
Hi , I love your pattern ,these are great ,thank you so much . 😉
Crystal says
The bowls are so fun and beautiful!! I agree that they are so much better than plain bowls. They look great!!
Liz @LizzieJane Baby says
I love these! I bet they do look great in your turquoise hutch! What a fun project.
heather says
LOVE these!! You guys are aaaaaamazing!!
kisses
heather
Angelina-JoJo and Eloise says
Oh My Word!!! These are so CUTE!! Now it makes we want to go to Home Goods and get White Bowls and then head to Michaels or Joanns and get some Deco Art paint.. 🙂 LOVE LOVE LOVE and LOVE !!!
xoxo
Trish @ Uncommon Designs says
Kristi… these bowls are beautiful! You did a wonderful job!
Take care,
Trish