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I have done some glass etching for this project. I used another favorite stamp from the Smeared Ink Rubber Club set Morte, drawn by Rick St. Dennis. I was inspired by Rick's wonderful painted glass/mug last week on Airless Chambers, click HERE to see his amazing project. The last time I tried this, I had used small stamps on small glass candle holders. Love that I have some bigger, wickedly drawn images to do more with.
I am also sooooo happy and excited to announce that I am part of the wonderful Smeared Ink Design Team, on the Smeared and Smudged Forum. I have appreciated the warmth, the fantastic digital and rubber stamps, and the other Design Team members for their wonderful creativity every week. Thank you again for this amazing opportunity Terra and Tori!
This glass is also my first DT project for the Smudgy Antics Challenge blog. There is one week left for the Smeared Ink Only challenge. Digi's and stamps by Smeared Ink can only be used, lets see what you can create!
The Frosty Details
Glass was purchased at Walmart in a set of 12.Stamp was inked with Versa Mark ink and placed onto glass.
Clear Embossing Powder was used over stamped image and heat set. This may take a bit longer since the glass itself needs to heat up before the powder can melt.
Let image cool and bring glass back to room temperature, about 10-15 min.
I did stamp the same image on the other side and repeated next two steps.
Once cool again, I placed glass upside down on scrap paper.
Armour Etch, glass etching cream, was placed over entire glass with paintbrush.I let glass sit for around 15 minutes. Etching cream should mostly be dry and okay if there are some wet areas.
Rinse off with warm to hot water to take off dried cream AND the embossed powder.
When you embossed your image, you were keeping that part of the glass clear. The embossing protected your stamped image from the Etching cream.Your glass is ready for that Halloween party punch, or a gift, or for you to impress others with your mad skills. These are dishwasher safe.
All materials are Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted.
Congratulations on being added to the DT!
ReplyDeleteWow- this is quite the project. Thank you for sharing and explaining.
Wow, love the image on the etched glass. I didn't know you could use embossed stamp image to protect from etching cream. The detail of the image is awesome! Thanks for all your details.
ReplyDeleteA great project, different!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wicked cool Shoni, I love etching glass and never tried it with embossing powder...mental note to self!!! Welcome to the Smeared Ink DT too, I'm looking forward to getting to know you more and seeing more of your awesome work!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the DT!!!!!! How freaking cool!!!!! I didn't know you could use the embossing powder and it would come off. Great job!!! Thanks for the tut!
ReplyDeleteShoni, love this glass. Great image and the frosting makes it look really creepy.
ReplyDeleteA huge congrats, Shoni! I knew it was only a matter of time. LOVe your project, too. Great tut. I had no idea it would work like that with embossing powder. xxD
ReplyDeleteCongrats are due! Love your project. This is going on my to do list!!! I can't wait to try it! It sounds so simple using the embossing powder!
ReplyDeletePretty cool goblet. Thanks for sharing how you achieved this great feat! Congrats on your win at Haunted Design House. Their challenges are so much fun!
ReplyDeleteso cool...and congrats! Love this idea.
ReplyDeleteFabulously creepy! Congrats on making the DT :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cool project - didn't know about some of these products! Congrats, too!!
ReplyDeletefantastic glass!! Thanks for the tutorial, would have had no idea how to do that!! Mo x
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