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So, I found an old frame, printed out a picture, chose a song from Spotify, and made a SVG file to use and put this together. And when you scan the code in Spotify it plays a song from Hamilton! Materials Needed for Cricut Music Plaque Now that we have our template ready to go on our transfer tape, you can place it on the glass in the frame.The great thing about using floating frames is that it already comes with all of the hardware needed to hang your Spotify Glass Art on the wall. Just hang it up as you would a regular picture. The song name is in Made Tommy (bold) and the artist’s name is in Made Tommy (regular). This font was one of the closest fonts I could find to the Spotify font. But feel free to use whatever other fonts you prefer. Upload the imageyou’d like to use for the album art. I recommend adding a personal touch and using your own image.

Once you have a Spotify code, you can scan the code in your Spotify app to automatically play the song. As I mentioned before, the super cool thing about these signs is that when the code is scanned on the Spotify app, the song will play. So, how do you get the Spotify barcode? You could also glue a piece of string on either side of your artwork (use strong glue like gorilla glue or E6000) and then hang it on the wall that way. How does Spotify Glass Work? How do I scan the code? Upload the image you’d like to use for the album art. I recommend adding a personal touch and using your own image. A question I get a lot is if you can make Spotify Glass plaques and sell them. This is a slippery slope. Spotify is clear in its terms and conditions that you are not allowed to sell the codes. This means that generally Spotify Glass Plaques are not allowed to be created for commercial use.You can use a condensed version of the steps included in this craft tutorial and still use the free Spotify SVG file available in my free resource library.

There is also a smaller blue box that you can put the song length in. I recommend deleting this layer as well as the 0:00 timer unless you are making a larger design. This was very difficult to weed.The song name goes first (in the red box) and the artist’s name goes below it in the blue box. Delete the red and blue boxes once you are happy with how the text looks. I put the glass panel on my cutting mat because it has a grid that I can use as a guide. I put it in the bottom corner and then placed my album cover first to see how I wanted to center it. floating picture frame (you can also use acrylic but these floating frames are perfect so you since they already come with all the hardware to hang the artwork)