Showing posts with label etch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etch. Show all posts

Saturday, March 24, 2012

New Glass Piece For New Parents



This glass piece was made for one of my husband's coworkers. He and his wife had just had their first baby and God blessed them with a precious little girl. The ribbon is by Ofray. I cut all my stencils using repositionable contact paper from Walmart & cut it using my Cricut. Once I had my stencils where I wanted them on the glass I used Armour Etch to etch the designs into the glass.

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Best Mom Ever

This is a vase that a co-worker had me create for her mom's birthday. All of us were very pleased with it. I have so much fun creating. :) I cut my stencils on my Cricut Expression using white contact paper. Once I have my stencils positioned where I want them on the glass I tape it down using painters tape making very sure there are no gaps anywhere to prevent the etching chemical from seeping where it's not wanted. I leave it on for the time stated on the container then rinse it off under cold water. I then remove the stencil and wash in soapy water. Then decorate it.

Birthday Butterflies Glass Etched Vase

Hi everyone, this is a birthday gift I created for a co-worker as a gift for a friend of hers. She was very happy with it as was the recipient. Please forgive the photo. It's not very clear.

Wedding Remembrance Vase

My husband had a co-worker that was getting married and we wanted to give him and his bride something unique that we wouldn't have to worry about being duplicated. I decided to make them an etched glass piece and my husband loved it as well as the bride, groom, and many of the guests. It is so rewarding to bring a smile to someone's face! :)

Birthday Dream Vase & Precious Treasure Card


Hi again, this is an etched glass gift I was asked to create by a co-worker. Her mother in law's birthday was coming up and she wanted something special. I was asked to make a card also. I had such fun creating these! :) The sentiment was cut using my Cricut Expression and the Graphically Speaking cartridge.