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An easy and fun project! Learn how to make glitter wine glasses easily with mod podge and glitter. So many personalized wine glasses you could make!
Hi Friends! I’m so excited about this project. I love Fall and all the holidays and also wine so I thought I’d put the two together for this fun project.
This is actually a pretty easy DIY craft and if you want to learn how to make glitter wine glasses read on! I have a ton of pictures, so stay with me.There are also printable instructions at the bottom of the post.
Materials for DIY Glitter Wine Glasses
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- Mod Podge
- Triple Thick Gloss Glaze
- Glitter – Neon Orange
- Glitter – Black
- Wine Glass – I got mine at the Dollar Tree
- Paint brush and foam brush
- Vinyl Decal – I cut mine out using my Cricut Explore One Cutting Machine
. I love my Cricut machine! You can find my ultimate resource guide of Cricut Ideas here!
- Mod Podge
How to Make Glitter Wine Glasses
Clean off your wine glass and add a layer of Mod Podge with a foam brush. Just brush it on. Try to make an even line up at the top of the stem.
Decorating Wine Glasses with Glitter
For the glitter, I put a bunch of the neon orange glitter and just a little black glitter in a container and mixed it up. Make sure you have a plate or container under the glass and start pouring the glitter onto the mod podge.
Rotate the glass around while you are pouring so it covers the whole stem that’s painted with Mod Podge. Tap the glass to shake off the extra glitter.
The stem should like this after the first coat –
Then dump all the glitter on the plate back in your container so you can use it for the next layer.
Let the glass dry for two hours. Then take a clean dry paintbrush and go over all the glitter as if you were painting it. This takes off all the extra glitter that didn’t stick on the first layer.
If you don’t do this step, your foam brush with the next layer of mod podge will get very glittery. If you like the look, you can skip the next step and go directly to adding Triple Thick.
Then add another layer of Mod Podge over the glitter and repeat the same step of pouring the glitter on the mod podge.
Let it dry another two hours and then use the paintbrush and gently remove the extra glitter again.
Now you can seal the glitter. Use a paintbrush and paint on a layer of Triple Thick and let dry for another few hours. After two coats it will look like this!
Triple thick is amazing at sealing glitter. I use it to make all my glitter makeup brush holders.
If you’d like less glitter, I have some fun marbled DIY wine glasses and FREE wine saying SVG files.
Applying Vinyl to Wine Glass
Now that you know how to make glitter wine glasses, let’s move on to the vinyl lettering. You can do all this while the glass is drying. I found a couple of free SVG Halloween files online and I designed a few in Cricut Design Spaceā¢. After I cut them out and weeded them, my mat looked like this .
I cut them all apart and line them up on my mat while I’m looking at the screen so I can center them how they were on the screen. Then it’s easy to lay the Transfer Paper on top of the whole decal.
Then apply the vinyl to the glass. Clean the glass with rubbing alcohol and let dry.
I like using the hinge method to make sure I get it straight. There is a video of using the hinge method on a tumbler at the top of the post so make sure to watch it if the pictures don’t make sense!
Line up the decal on the glittered wine glass and put blue painter’s tape down the middle.
Pull up transfer paper on one half, cut the paper underneath, and attach the decal.
Then take off blue tape and rest of paper backing off to apply rest of decal. I cut the edges of the transfer paper when I’m applying to rounded surfaces so it will lay down smoother.
Pull off the transfer paper and you’re all done!
That’s how to make glitter wine glasses DIY style! Let the Halloween wine glasses cure for a few days before getting wet so that the vinyl really attaches. Always make sure to only hand wash anything vinyl is attached to.
If you like glitter Halloween projects, you’ll probably love this glitter DIY glass bowl jack-o-lantern and DIY Halloween sign with FREE SVG files.
Pictures of Glitter Wine Glasses
Here are the four I made! Love how they came out!
Another fun way to personalize wine glasses is with glass etching! It’s easier than you think! Check out my DIY glass etching tutorial here.
Can you think of any other sayings to put on Halloween wine glasses?? My next project is mugs! I’ll let you know what I find!
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Here are some printable directions.
Make your own glitter wine glasses with glitter, Mod Podge, triple thick and some vinyl decals. DIY glitter wine glasses are perfect for any holiday! Make sure to read through the blog post for full step by step with pictures. As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, I earn from qualifying purchases.Learn How to Make Glitter Wine Glasses!
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Kia says
Hello. You think the Triple Thick Clear Glaze will work as well?
Leap of Faith Crafting says
Hi Kia, you mean in between every layer? Probably, but it might make it pretty thick. I’d love to know if you try it!
Katherine says
Hi Ms Amy,
For the mod pudge for the glitter wine glasses, I see the one you use says Matte on the front. I purchased one that says “Sparkle”. Will that work as well? When I read the directions, it says apply to base surface then position embellishments (along with other things)…. Just want to make sure this will be okay before I attempt to make gifts for the holidays!! Thank you for your help!
Leap of Faith Crafting says
Hi Katherine! I honestly don’t know, I never have worked with “sparkle” mod podge but it sounds like something I’d like too! I think it would just add extra sparkle to the glitter, but I can’t say for sure. You might want to test it on an old glass or jar to see what it will look like.
Katherine says
Ok! Thank you so much!! I will let you know how it turns out once I finish my project!!
Katherine says
Hi Amy!! I finished my glasses and I am so excited!! They look great!! I made them for my coworkers!! Anyways, how do I upload the pictures?