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How Do You Paint An Oil Lamp Shade?

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How Do You Paint An Oil Lamp Shade?

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Lamp shades for oil lamps are made of glass and typically have a narrow neck, wide mid-section and tapered bottom. Many people enjoy painting these glass shades to add a touch of decorative appeal. Since the purpose of an oil lamp is to cast light, choosing a pattern that won’t interfere with the function of the lamp is important. With a little careful planning, you can paint an oil lamp shade that will leave your oil lamp functional and decorative. Set your lamp on a flat, secure surface. Leave the shade attached to the lamp for more support and ease of access. Wipe the glass with a soft cloth to remove any dust or smudges. Paint the outline of your artwork. Consider what you will paint. A landscape around the bottom of the shade, reaching about a third of the way up, is ideal. If you go up too high, your painting will decrease the amount of light your oil lamp gives off. If you’re using stained glass paint, you have a little more freedom, because it’s a thinner paint that will allow

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