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Thursday, June 20, 2013

Etching Glass With Help From Stamps


This week we’re having so much fun etching on glass with Stampendous Stamps and Armour Etch Glass Etching Cream. We hope you’ll give this fun media a try. When you use it with stamps, it’s just such an exciting and different way to create beautiful, and useful, home decor!

Photographing glass is REALLY hard so I apologize :(

1.  Stamp letters from the Vintage Uppercase and Lowercase Perfectly Clear sets on to contact paper with Versafine ink in any color.  Heat set.
2.  Cut out the letters using an exacto knife.  Be careful not to smear the ink eventhough it was heat set.  I didn't use Stazon because I didn't want to stain my clear stamps. 

3.  The letters cut out can be thrown out, you will be using the negative of the letters.
4.  Place contact paper on your glass surface being sure to flatten all of the edges.

5.  Apply Armour Etch liberally with a foam sponge, leave on for 5 minutes and rinse of with warm water.
6.  Let dry, remove contact paper and you're done!

Be sure to stop by my blog tomorrow for another glass piece and it will be using a different technique :)

And, of course, there are our designers that are playing today! Go check out their projects, comment on their blogs, and you could win some etching supplies yourself! Remember to tell us in your comment where in the U.S. you’re writing from, only U.S. mailing addresses eligible to win. 

 


To get more info on the etching cream you can check out these sites-


www.facebook.com/etchtalk
www.pinterest.com/etchworld
Buy etching cream at: http://www.etchworld.com/
Learn how to use the product at: http://youtu.be/JpLOq-GepdQ








17 comments:

Terri Burnette said...

I have always loved the look of etched glass. But the use of Stampendous stamps opens up a whole new world!

Unknown said...

Lets drink to that! You make it look so easy. I live in Maine.

barbara macaskill said...

Cheers! These are cool! I am going to make a set of beer steins for my neighbor's husband for his birthday! He is going to love them! Thanks for the inspiration!

Kathy said...

I can't wait to try this glass etching technique. Super way to use my stamps.

Sue D said...

Great way to personalize glasses.
Sue in Ohio

Kailash said...

Hi from Illinois. I can't believe that stamps together with the etching made your glasses look so lovely!!!

Iris said...

Hi from Missouri. Love the etched monograms on the glass - very classy look.

Jean Bullock said...

Now this is one I could do. (Don't have all that heat embossing stuff.) Great job on that glass! California

Unknown said...

Using the negative part of the stamped image on contact paper! Cool! You all always have the best ideas! I will have to try this on a set of glasses for my son. I just know he'll lovw them! Thanks!
-Angel from Arkansas

Unknown said...

such a cool project.. i cant wait to make one with his name for my kid :-)

Tenia Nelson said...

Super DUPER cool, Miss Lady!!

Melanie Hudson said...

I love this! You are so creative, this stamp idea is great! That alphabet set is fabulous!

jengd said...

What a great idea of what to etch! Wonderful!

Stampendous said...

This is a terrific tutorial, Jamie! Thanks so much for playing with us this week! Love your project!

Unknown said...

Great way to personalize gifts! I love it. Thanks for sharing.
Denny in California

Anonymous said...

What a great way to personalize gifts, monograms are so much fun. I've never done the etching before, but I have received gifts with etching and I love them. Thanks for a chance to win these fabby products.

Janis said...

Wonderful monogramming. Did I spell that right??? You did a magnificent job of cutting around the image with your craft knife. Don't think that is something I could do!

Janis from Idaho in the USA