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Etched Glass

July 18, 2012 by Rebecca Wagner 4 Comments

Hello everyone! Sorry I haven’t been around in a while but I have something big, big in the works that I pray you all will enjoy (no, it’s not another DT ^__^).  It is just taking up all of my time lately, I can barely get any crafting done for my blog or Design Teams.  I better learn some time management skills pronto!  LOL  That also includes babysitting my two year old nephew and a visit from my mother-in-law.  Busy, busy…anyway, check out my project I made for my mother-in-law to take home for her birthday.

Her birthday isn’t until October but I don’t know when we will see her again.  She pretty much loves any craft I made and is really easy to make something for.  For the masking, I used contact paper cut with my new Silhouette Cameo.  I adore this mum flourish designed by Samantha Walker, available in the Silhouette Store.

Hope you enjoyed today’s project and stick around for my big announcement in the middle of August! Thanks for stopping by and if there is anyone who knows why all of the sudden my camera can’t take a decent white picture (after I had the WB perfect!) anymore.

Supplies:
Glass jar at thrift store for less than $2 (shhh, don’t tell MIL I’m cheap)
Silhouette Cameo
contact paper
Amour Etch
Fancy Flourished Mum by Samantha Walker

Filed Under: etching, homemade, Silhouette Cameo

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  1. Steph @ Crafting in the Rain says

    July 18, 2012 at 3:14 pm

    Really pretty design! Hmm, I haven’t etched anything for a while either… šŸ™‚

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  2. SandyK says

    July 18, 2012 at 5:26 pm

    Beautiful

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  3. Mercy says

    September 7, 2012 at 3:25 am

    how long did you leave the etching cream on? The bottle says 60 seconds but mine always comes out too light. I saw online to leave it on for up to 7 minutes but that seems so long…thoughts?

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    • Rebecca Wagner says

      September 7, 2012 at 1:10 pm

      I usually leave it on up to five minutes. I had problems with it not etching deep enough too. I sometimes walk away, get doing something else and forget about it. I have left it on glass for over 20 minutes before. Doesn’t always mean I get a deeper etch.

      I did purchase a air eraser for better etching. Works so much better, but it broke. I would have used that instead of the cream. HTH

      Reply

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Hi, I'm Rebecca. I am a child of God. A loving wife of 29 years. A boy mom. A collector of gadgets, gizmos, and superhero action figures. Making the world more organized one planner at a time. Read More…

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