Glass decoration

We come across glass in all manner of different guises: in the form of bottles, lanterns, candle holders, vases, windows, as protective panels for photo frames, mirrors and much, much more.

Glass has a sealed surface, so can be drawn on with many edding markers.
The transparency of glass makes it easy for us to transfer a pattern or design from a template: simply place the paper template behind the glass or glue on and trace round it.
If you want your decorations or inscriptions on glass to last, you should use edding permanent markers, edding permanent OHP markers or edding paint markers.
edding paint marker are also perfectly suited to dark surfaces because they contain an opaque, paint-like ink. This world of edding ideas contains numerous suggestions for use on glass, with tips on how to design and decorate glassware in a matter of moments.

If you don't want your art work to be permanent (for example, if you draw festive pictures and designs on your windows at Christmas), use edding window markers. These markers contain a liquid chalk which can be wiped off with a damp cloth.