Vinyl on wine glasses

Having trouble getting that vinyl or HTV to lay flat against a round object like a wine glass? Try these quick hacks for much better results (and no wrinkles!) The designs used in theses glasses can be found as part of the Huge Funny Quotes Bundle. Depending on the wine glass and the design you're using for your project, you'll find that at times it may be easier or more difficult to get it to lay flat against the glass. This is true whether you are using adhesive vinyl on transfer tape or…

Use vinyl on wine glasses to make your own retro style barware. These vintage inspired wine glasses feature gold starbursts for a fun, retro feel.

Learn how to make your own wine glasses with HTV. Custom wine glasses make great gifts. Click to read my tips for using heat transfer vinyl on glass.

Learn how to glitter glasses easily with custom designs for gifts or parties without making a mess! 🪄 🍷 🍹

Makers Gonna Learn

We've got 30 plus witty wine sayings for wine glasses that are perfect for adding humor to your next get-together. Customize wine glasses with whimsical quotes and let the party begin!

Enjoy your favorite wine in wine glasses personalized with names, monograms, photos & more. Create custom engraved wine glasses for yourself or a loved one.

Learn how to make faux-etched wine glasses with frosted vinyl for glass! Don’t get me wrong, I love real etched glass. We all know that etching cream is magical and can give some really beautiful results. But it’s a pretty messy process with a slew of safety concerns — which is kind of a buzzkill...

Orodell Uncorked 21 oz. All Purpose Wine Glass

Take your glass etching projects to the next level by adding color! In this tutorial, we'll show you two different ways to add a subtle tint of color to etched wine glasses. Use a stencil and glass etching cream to etch the design into the wine glass. You can find the stencil design we used for this project in the Stencil and Sign Design Bundle. Here's the etched wine glass. Now it's time to add some color! Method 1: Oil-Based Paint Pen Use an oil-based Sharpie paint marker (we used gold) to…