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Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass

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Read all about how I created this DIY Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass artwork using balsa wood and Envirotex Lite resin. It's easy! #resin via @resincraftsblog

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- finished artworkHello resin crafters! I am excited to share this Faux Stained Glass project with you! It’s a fun method to create some pretty art!

SUPPLIES:

  • Envirotex Lite
  • Castin’ Craft Resin Spray
  • Castin’ Craft Transparent Resin Dyes
  • Disposable Measuring Cups
  • Stir Sticks
  • Packing Tape
  • Thin Balsa Wood (found at craft stores)
  • Hobby knife
  • Vinyl Gloves
    Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- supplies

 

Tutorial:

Begin by cutting the balsa wood pieces with your hobby knife and creating your design.Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- begin cutting and assembling pieces into a design

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- begin cutting and assembling pieces into a design

Use super glue to adhere the pieces together quickly.

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- use super clue to adhere pieces together quickly

Once you have your design completely assembled, spray it with a couple coats of Resin Spray to seal the wood.

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- apply packing tape to back of wooden frame, covering entire thing thoroughly

 

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- apply packing tape to back of wooden frame, covering entire thing thoroughly

Flip it back over and place inside a box in case the resin leaks at all.

Next, mix your Envirotex Lite! Please put on your vinyl gloves first. As you can see I missed that in this step, but soon realized my mistake and put them on for the rest of the project. You don’t want this stuff on your hands!

Mix equal amounts of Part A and B in a large cup. Stir thoroughly then pour the resin into smaller cups for coloring.

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- Mix resin

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- color smaller cups of resin

Pour the resin into each section as you like. As you can see mine leaked a little because I didn’t have the tape pressed on well enough. When I noticed this I put something heavy on the frame to hold it down better and it prevented more leaking. Just a tip.

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- pour colored resin into frame as you like

Once you have it all poured, let the entire thing cure for 24 hours.

Remove the tape from the back of the artwork.

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- remove tape from back of framed art

The back will have a matte finish because of the tape, so you may need to spray the back again with Resin Spray to finish it off and create a glossy finish again. Once that dries, you’re done!

Finished!

I hope you like this Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass artwork. It was really fun to create and I can think of many designs I’d like to do.

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- finished artwork

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- finished artwork

Wood Framed Faux Stained Glass- finished artwork

Thank you for reading!

 

 

Sheri
Sheri

Sheri is a Maker and DIY blogger at Hazel + Gold Designs. She is usually in the middle of multiple projects at once and finds great satisfaction and joy in creating something new. She is constantly learning new skills, putting them to the test, and sharing her experience and knowledge with others. Her favorite hobbies are crafting, painting, crocheting and basic woodworking. Her goal is to inspire others to step out of their comfort zone, learn a new skill and have the confidence to make their life a little more beautiful!

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  1. Vanessa Fourie

    December 12, 2018 at 4:26 am

    I am interesting to do that

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