I have just a few more examples of projects stenciled with Frosted Glass Spray to share with you today. Part II of our look at stenciling with frosted glass spray includes two cupboards and a table. Each of these three makeovers was accomplished using a reverse stenciling technique. If you missed Part I, you can find it here.
Fine Diving: Stenciled Cupboard
Diana, of Fine Diving, gave this small cupboard a big makeover, inside and out. She used Krylon Frosted Glass Finish and masks to reverse stencil a leaf pattern onto its mirrored front.
Three Birds Life: Faux Frosted Glass
Carolyn, of Three Birds Life, used Rustoleum’s Frosted Glass spray and a reverse stenciling technique to hide away items stored in her bathroom cupboard.
The Purple Pea: Frosted Doily Table
Kristina, of The Purple Pea, stenciled this adorable side table using frosted glass spray and a doily as a stencil. This project would have been a great addition to our Stenciling with Doilies series back in November, if only I’d found it sooner!
Julie, I have enjoyed this frosted glass series. I never knew you could get such great results using a spray! I am wondering if one particular brand is favored over the other, Krylon vs. Rustoleum. Anyone have any thoughts on this? I have a few glass projects in my own home that I want to experiment on. Is this spray removable or permanent? I will follow through the links given for more info, but if anyone has additional info about this process, please chime in here! :-)