I am SO glad I did this!
I decided to etch our name as well as some cute designs on my glassware. Don’t you just hate it when you make something really delish for someone and you want it to be warm and so you keep it in your glassware and then….you never get your pans back. I miss my pans and I love my glassware and so I wanted to mark it as…mine!
My tools of the trade
1) My Cricut! I used the Simply Sweet cartridge
2) Vinyl – the ones from Provo Crafts with the transfer backing
3) Transfer Paper
Last but not least…
4) Armour Etch
This stuff is amazing and expensive! Be careful with this stuff, it is acid and will eat through pretty much anything. I accidentally spilled this stuff on our countertop and I had to very quickly clean it up with soap and water. Thankfully…nothing was ruined!
Once you cut out your vinyl, follow the instruction on your transfer paper and transfer the stencil to your glassware. Once that is done, apply a nice thick layer of the etching cream.
I let mine sit for between 8 and 10 minutes, but a couple times I applied a second coat for a couple extra mins. Follow the instructions on the etching cream bottle!
Presto!!
I did my 9X13 pan, my 9X9 pan, my matching mixing bowl and my pitcher. I didn’t do my pie pans yet, that will have to wait until the weekend.
Love it!!!!!
So easy too!
8 comments:
Love, love, love all you "etching". Isn't the cricut the finest thing since sliced breat. I soooo enjoy crafting with mine.
That looks great much better than masking tape and marker!
Hi,
I came here from Just for Love. I know how it feels to wonder who is following your blog. Sometimes it gets discouraging. I just want to tell you I love the etching idea you've done. Would it be ok for me to share a couple of pictures of it on my blog and I will send them over to look at your sight for all the directions?
This is really cool! I wish I had a cricut.
I'd love for you to link this to my Messy Monday and/or Transform Tuesday linky party.
NO WAY! ihad no idea such a thing existed! Love it!
Fabulous idea! That would make a great wedding gift for someone too.
Rene' - You are welcome to post this on your blog! I am happy to share it! It was fun to make. :)
Sarah,
I will post it this next week! I have a couple other projects too I would love to post!
Thanks for all the great comments guys! Don't forget to become a follower!
Thanks for linking. This is so great. I already have the glass etch stuff. I wonder if there is a way to do it without a cricut...
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