I have become addicted to Chalk Couture and like to create items to sell. I recently used just the chicken and created a set of mugs using the ink. 
They are dishwasher safe as I was able to bake them to make the ink permanent. I know this for a fact as I made one for myself first and put it through the dishwasher. Came out perfect!
I then thought it would be really neat to ink on picture frame glass and then have different backgrounds behind the transfers.
Here’s an example of one I did before I tried the experiment. It seemed ok, but I really prefer the durability of it being baked on.
I wasn’t sure picture frame glass would hold up in the oven so I searched high and low on the Internet for info on baking picture frame glass and couldn’t find anything on it.
I decided I would conduct an experiment. I chose to use a low temperature of 170 degrees Fahrenheit and bake for 60 minutes.
The results show it worked for me, so I created this tutorial in case others have the same question and couldn’t find an answer.
Disclaimer: I don’t guarantee it will work for you. I am just a crafter, not an expert on baking glass, but in case you want to try it, just know if your picture frame glass blows up in your oven or something, it is not my fault, so don’t come hunting me down. 😁
So, now, here is my tutorial. Enjoy!
SharSum Paint 