Rubber Stamping on Glass

	Celtic Sea glass Necklace by Mary Lind Click here for directions for this project
	Mosaic Mica Sun Catcher by Daylene Strickland Click here for directions for this project
	Glass Pebble Charms by Kathy Stoffel Click here for directions for this project
	Fairy Shrine by Karen Bourke Click here for directions for this project
Click here for a larger view of this project.	Egyptian Stained Glass by Viki Banaszak For this piece, you will need an Egyptian sticker sheet (this one is from Starform) and a clean glass oval hanger. Mine is from a second hand store and the original design was removed with rubbing alcohol. Use the tip of your craft knife to peel up the sticker and attach it to the center of your glass. (See Picture 1 © Viki Banaszak and Picture 2 © Viki Banaszak Color in the open areas with sharpie markers. (See Picture 3) © Viki Banaszak Add some of the small hieroglyphs to the edges and color them.
Click here for a larger view of this project.	Perfume Bottle by Kathy Nycz Check the dollar stores for a clear glass perfume bottle with a stopper and flat sides suitable for stamping. Sponge bottle and stopper with pearl ColorBox Mica Magic ink. Heat set. Allow bottle to cool. The glass retains heat so be careful not to burn yourself. Make sure ink is thoroughly dry before proceeding. Sponge edges of bottle and stopper with gold Home Décor Home Decorating ink. This ink is formulated for non-porous surfaces and will dry quickly without heat. In center of bottle stamp seashell (Posh) with gold pigment ink. Sprinkle with gold detail embossing powder. Tap off excess powder. Use a soft paintbrush to brush off any stray powder sticking to the bottle. Heat to emboss. With a craft stick apply Special Occasion Liquid Beadz to the top of the bottle. Allow to dry overnight. Glue a small gold shell charm to the center of the stopper. Tie a bow around the stopper with sheer gold 1/4 inch ribbon. Fill with your favorite perfume.