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Upcycled Glass Lamp with Alcohol Inks

 I spotted this broken, chippy paint and grungy lamp at an Estate Sale and knew exactly what I was going to do with it. I removed the white chippy paint and all the lamp parts. 

After painting it with alcohol inks I will add a rechargeable battery operated light with maybe a shade or just some fairy lights in the glass base. 

This is where its at so far. 







I tested some combinations that worked out great on glossy paper but not on glass. Great thing that its easy to remove with Isopropyl.



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