I showed this technique at the Sunday night class. I thought I had recorded it, but I made a mistake, but the class did not record, so I did a tutorial to show you how to do it.
Crafting with my Pazzles in all forms is where I find my happy place.
Etching on Glass using Etch All Cream
Monday, December 29, 2008
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Beautiful!!! You always explain things so that it is easy to do. Thank you for taking the time to do this tutorial.
LOL, I haven't watched this yet but I just had to stop and tell you that THE DOG IS ADORABLE. hehe
Corinna
www.myscrapbooklife.com
Thanks so much for taking the time ... just one thing - did you not have to cut through the sticky plastic you used to stick down the design? Sally from Leeds, UK
Love this idea. Can't wait to make some for Christmas gifts. One question, when you went to the sink to wash off the etching, did you just use water or did you use soap?
Marla
Thanks so much for sharing, I can't wait to make some. What type of transfer tape did you use? I went looking to order some was totally lost since there is so many. I did get the etchall ordered.
Thanks Klo...
Allyson
I used the transfer tape from Pazzles. It really doesn't matter what kind you use.
When I washed off the etching cream, I just use warm water, but I don't see any reason you couldn't use soap if you wanted.
I hope you can still help me. Need to try and make some glasses for my son's wedding next year.
I loved the tutorial. Where can I get transfer tape and the vinyl? Michaels, Hobby Lobby, etc.
Also, does the vinyl already come with sticky side or do you have to run it through a machine to make it sticky?
I have the new Boss Kut Gazelle, can I use it to cut vinyl also?
Thanks,
Leah
scrapbooker1158@aol.com
Hi Klo, this was indeed an amazing tour to your helpful weblog. Let me thank you first for the tutorial inspite of forgetting to record it while in the class. I appreciate your hard work and wholesome effort. I love to admit the tutorial was so educative and effective. Love what the way you delivered all the information. Basically, I was on hunt to learn about lager engraving on glass and after visiting https://www.heatsign.com/blog-and-news/, I was able to explore your brilliant touch. This was cool. Surely I have to get back here for enjoying more interesting stuff.
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