Have fun!

You'll need liquid polymer clay, a glass bowl or votive and an assortment of metallic powders.


Apply liquid polymer clay to the glass. For this jar, I worked 1/4 at a time. I applied the liquid clay to the glass with my finger and smeared it around. Then (again with my finger) I applied some of the powders to the liquid. You can use a brush if you'd like but it tends to leave streaks.
Cover the glass completely.


I swirled the metallic colors together. It reminds me of leaded glass that my grandma had in a few windows in her old house.
Bake in a pre-heated oven for 20 minutes at 275. Make sure your oven is accurate. After 20 minutes turn the oven off and let the glass cool.
I placed a small votive candle inside.

I added wire around the top and strung some beads on it. But to be truthful, I like it better without them.


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