
How to Paint Wine Glasses
Do you know how to paint wine glasses? Well you’re about to! This DIY project is super simple and super customizable making it perfect for any occasion. Here are a few examples of how you can use your new found knowledge of how to paint wine glasses:
– Homemade gifts for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, etc.
– Girls night in craft project
– Frugal party decor/dish ware
– For fun – for example, to dress up your own wine glasses
– As souvenirs – for example, paint a pair of wine glasses with your BFFs wedding colors and give them to her as a wedding gift
See? Learning how to paint wine glasses is totally going to pay off!
This is a craft that is adorable but doesn’t require too much artistic ability (my favorite kind), so if you aren’t a Picasso, don’t worry, you can do this. I promise!
A note on how to paint wine glasses: It’ll only take you 30 minutes to paint your wine glasses, BUT they have to dry for four days, bake for 30 minutes, and then cool. So while this is an easy DIY project with not much “hands on” time, it isn’t technically quick.
MATERIALS
Gold, silver, and black gloss enamels paint
Stemless wine glasses
Q-tips
An oven
Rubbing alcohol
Paper towels
Paint tray (or a paper plate)
DIRECTIONS
1. Wipe down the surface of your wine glasses with rubbing alcohol
2. Allow to dry
3. Turn glasses upside down to paint
4. Add gold, silver, and black paint to your paint tray
5. Take a q-tip, lightly dab it in the black paint, and begin dotting your wine glass
Note: Do not put any paint inside the wine glass
Tip: To achieve the look you see here, place more dots on the bottom of your glass and just a few up top
6. Repeat step 5 with your gold and silver paint
7. Set your glasses aside and let them dry for 4 days (yes, seriously, 4 days)
8. AFTER 4 DAYS – Bake your glasses at 325 degrees in a non preheated oven for 30 minutes
9. Turn the oven off, open the door, and allow the glasses to cool before removing them
10. Once cooled to room temperature your glasses are ready
Note: These wine glasses are dishwasher safe as long as you followed the steps in this How to Paint Wine Glasses article.
See, learning how to paint wine glasses wasn’t hard at all!
Tip: Customize your wine glass by swapping out the back, gold, and silver paint for your favorite colors. In fact, feel free to share your color ideas in the comments.
For more DIY inspiration, follow Freebie Finding Mom’s DIY Fun Pinterest board.
How to Paint Wine Glasses
Do you know how to paint wine glasses? This DIY project is super simple and super customizable making it perfect for any occasion. DIY hand-painted wine glasses make thoughtful yet cheap homemade gifts for Christmas, birthdays, and anniversaries. They are also a fun girls’ night in craft project or great wedding favors.
Materials
- Gold, silver, and black gloss enamels paint
- Stemless wine glasses
- Q-tips
- An oven
- Rubbing alcohol
- Paper towels
- Paint tray (or a paper plate)
Instructions
- Wipe down the surface of your wine glasses with rubbing alcohol
- Allow to dry
- Turn glasses upside down to paint
- Add gold, silver, and black paint to your paint tray
- Take a q-tip, lightly dab it in the black paint, and begin dotting your wine glass. Tip: To achieve the look you see here, place more dots on the bottom of your glass and just a few up top
- Repeat step 5 with your gold and silver paint
- Set your glasses aside and let them dry for 4 days (yes, seriously, 4 days)
- AFTER 4 DAYS – Bake your glasses at 325 degrees in a non preheated oven for 30 minutes
- Turn the oven off, open the door, and allow the glasses to cool before removing them
- Once cooled to room temperature your glasses are ready
Charli Mae says
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I loved the idea so much I made these as gifts for my wedding party and also made my own Toasting Glasses. Just used my wedding colors in place of these colors.
Sarah Anderson says
That seems like a lot of fun to be able to paint and decorate your own wineglasses like this. The dots left by the Q-tips looks really cool. I would love to do this myself sometime soon, are they still safe to drink out of?
Missy says
What kind of paint do you use?
Marlys Justice says
Are these safe to wash by hand without worrying about the paint coming off
I want to make them for Xmas gifts.