27MARCH26. West Village, Manhattan.
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27MARCH26. West Village, Manhattan.
So Im going to make a poll on what people was to see etched Just say what you want (can be more then one) if something you want to see isnt on here, feel free to say it anyways and ill add it. Just put a tally next to the thing you want to see.
Magic The Gathering
Portal
Marvel superheros
DC superheros
Supernatural
Legendary Pokemon
Pokemon starters
Are we safe to start getting excited about Christmas? Who will be getting creative with the Glass Etch this year?
My glass etches.....
I love, love, love it when I have the chance to exercise my annoying attention to the minutiae without pissing anyone off. My trusty X-Acto and I have a relationship that is downright therapeutic.
So, a big THANK YOU to my lovely friend who asked me to etch the vase centerpieces for her beautiful wedding....
Prepping with riesling after recovering from the shock of an empty grey goose cupboard.
Burn, baby, burn....
Le fin....
{Handmade} Etched Whiskey Glasses
I made some whiskey glasses for my boyfriend’s company, RokkinCat.
What, your office doesn’t participate in Whiskey Friday’s? Mine either. First world problems, people.
Glass etching is not difficult and you can create some great personalized items and gifts. Here’s what you need:
Your logo or design (the simpler, the better)
Glassware (I found 5 small glasses at Goodwill for $0.49/each)
X-Acto knife
Painter’s (or masking) tape
Armour Etch (found at most craft supply stores)
Foam brush
Once you have your supplies…
Cut your design out of the tape // adhere to the glass // smear a thick layer of armour etch on top// let sit 60 sec. // rinse off //
It’s really that easy.
And if you have something like a Silhouette cutter, you can get even more beautifully detailed on some vinyl.
I FUCKING LOVE GLASS ETCHING.
AND LIGHTS.