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    Glass Etched Ornaments

    By Stacy Leave a Comment

    I've been hooked on glass etching since the first time I tried it. From casserole dishes, to mirrors, to vases, I have had fun using etching cream on all sorts of things. This year I wanted to add some new homemade ornaments to the tree and made these glass etched ornaments with snowflakes.

    Glass Etched Ornaments

    You could add names, monograms, polka dots, or anything else you want to customize them. A cute house with the date you moved into your house would be darling too. The possibilities are endless! Let me show you how easy it is to glass etch and ornament.

    Supplies for Etching

    Glass Etching Cream

    Craft Paint Brush

    Stickers or Vinyl

    Glass Ornaments

    Step 1:

    Apply the stickers or vinyl to the glass ornament.

    You can also add the negative space from around the sticker to create a different look. Make sure to press the edges well so the cream doesn't bleed underneath.

    Step 2:

    Dip the brush into the etching cream and then apply it to the ornament. You don't want to get it on your hands so if you are worried about that, you can use latex gloves.

    I dab it on creating a thick layer. Make sure it is as evenly applies as possible. I let it rest on a paper plate while I wait for it to etch.

    Step 3:

    When it has sat there for about 10 minutes, it is time to rinse! I run it under the tap and use the paint brush to help get the etching cream off.

    That is it! It is simple and straightforward. Once you start etching things you will never want to stop.

    I love that there are some that are etched all over and the snowflakes are clear and then some where only the snowflake is etched.

    Have you tried glass etching before?

    Day 1: Mini Letterboard Ornaments

    Day 2: Clay Snowflake Ornaments

    Day 3: Leather Ornaments

    Day 4: Mushroom Ornaments

    Day 5: Glass Etched Ornaments

    Day 6: Gingerbread Ornaments

    Day 7: Clay Leaf Print Ornaments

    Day 8: Wood Slice Ornaments

    Day 9: Snow Globe Ornaments

    Day 10: Stamped Clay Ornaments

    Day 11: String Ball Ornaments

    Day 12: DIY Icicle Ornaments

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