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i bought about 50 little vials of powdered colors that a woman painted on plates. there was a little jar of thick, glycerin looking liquid that said ,mixing medium .also a ceramic pallet to mix on. i have some glass that i'd like to paint on ,to look like stained glass. the man said this doesn't have to be fired unless you intend to eat off it, but glazed first if you do. i paid five dollars, and thought i got it cheap for starter colors. did i do good , and anybody know if this is suitable for what i want to do? sally
Excellent buy! You have china paints. The powder is the pigment and the clear is the binder. Look on ebay for ideas under hand painted china. It could be really cool on glass. It will have a translucient quality that you don't usualy get with scrylics.
ALLright! now to get me some books and read up on this stuff.i have some etched glass , some framed. ought to have a ball with that. thank you so much. sally
