Sea glass using PVA glue and food colouring

the white dries clear afaik. I use it to mend furniture and it always dries clear

I haven’t tried it Pink but they sell Elmer’s glue in B&M.

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I haven’t tried it Pink but they sell Elmer’s glue in B&M.

Thanks for the info. I would never have though you could get it in the UK

Thanks for the idea, that is this weekends project with DGS.
Sounds good and I have lots of odd glasses we can use.

I’ve spent many a happy hour picking sea glass from the beach at Seaham, County Durham. Thank you for sharing your tip.

That sounds really creative, let us know how you go. Wonder if they sell that glue over here ?

you don't need elmer's, its just a brand of PVA glue. If you craft a lot then its worth pricing a gallon of builders pva, its really cheap that way and can be used for loads of things

oh ps. yes you can use old glasses but don't use them for food/drink afterwards

We used to buy PVA in 5litre containers and made little hangings/tree decorations in this way by painting it on plastic waste (think clear or white recycling materials) and cutting it out afterwards.
If you get the right sort of plastic you can peel it off once dry and stick it on windows like a decal.

As others say, the glue dries clear and it looks like glass paint.

You do not actually have to paint on glass.

If you want it to look like leaded glass you can mix up a solid black and use that for outlines by painting outlines with a fine brush. Once dry the "glass" can be painted in-between.