Etched glassware

Did you know that you can color glass etching? Grab your Cricut machine and etch some glass then choose from these methods for adding color!

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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…

Traditional Mouth Blown Craftsmanship: The modern technology of making a glassware by machine is fast and efficient. However, the traditional way of making a glassware by mouth and hand is more of an art. Each Joeyan etched drinking glass cup was carefully handmade by skilled blowers. No two pieces are exactly the same, making each piece a little different in size and shape, but also making each piece the only one in the world. Etched Floral Pattern Design: These mixed drinkware sets are…

I have created a few projects using etching creams but I have perfected my technique and want to share something new that I found to make etched projects even better: Rub’n Buff. Rub’n Buff is a mixture of wax, metallic powders and pigments to add a permanent metallic finish to surfaces. It is designed to […]

Learn how to etch glass with or without a Cricut machine. Get tips for choosing the right glass and avoiding common mistakes for professional looking results.

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Have you ever thought about etching glass? It's super easy to do and takes almost no time. Here's what you need: Etching Cream Tape Adhesive-Backed Flexible Stencil -- I made my own from adhesive-backed vinyl, but you can buy pre-made stencils too. Rubber Gloves Access to Running Water Glass Object Timer Good Ventilation Optional: Apron The process is simple: Place the adhesive-backed flexible stencil on your glass object. Tape off any areas not covered by the stencil and which you do not…