Kazan Clark, from the Spellbinder's Blog, created these beautiful stemware pieces using plain glasses, and then adding the etched glass look! And believe me, it's so much easier than it looks!
First, take a Spellbinders Edgeabilities Die that you like, place it on a vinyl strip, and run it through a die cutter!
Space how you'd like your etched glass pattern to be applied, and then brush on Glass Etching Cream to create the frosted look in the open spaces.
Wait 5 minutes for it to dry, remove the vinyl, and viola! You have yourself your own designer glassware!
Kazan then took it a step further, and added bling onto the pattern! You could switch out the bling dependent on the party-themes! Red bling (like shown above) for Valentine's Day or the holidays, Green for St. Patrick's Day, Gold or Silver for New Year's parties, or someone's favorite color for their birthday!I hope you give this fun project a try!
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WOW what a fabulous idea...i love the way one can customize these etched design using the spellbinders die cut...so simple and totally beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI've seen a bit of glass etching lately, looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I look forword to make more time to create in 2012!
ReplyDeleteThis is really a fab idea! I' looking forward to being able to finish some projects...and make many more, of course! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Looks gret!!! Thanks for sharing this fantastic idea!!!
ReplyDeletefab, great for a custom look. i'm looking forward to my DS's college grad at the end of summer, it has been a long time for him (he's in a 5 yr enginnering program), i'll have some extra money (i'm sure it'll go somewhere). on a sad note, i'm looking for home care for my dad so he doesn't have to go to a nursing home which he'd hate.
ReplyDeleteWow...vinyl. But of coarse!! I'm definately going to try this using my enamel paints. Wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteLaura
It looks really fun!Thanks for the idea! I am looking forward- but not believing it- that my country -Greece- will overcome its financial crisis and its people will feel more secure.
ReplyDeleteIt's only January 1st and I'm already looking forward to seeing what's new at CHA! ;-)
ReplyDeleteLovely idea! I had never heard of it, but it looks easy! xxx Marianne MW
ReplyDeleteI love glass etching! I have done alot of it but I never thought to use a border die, great idea!!
ReplyDeleteThat certainly is a great idea. In 2012 I hope to find some extra time to learn more techniques and do some art
ReplyDeleteThank You! Looking forward to a lot more peace, freedom, time to create, I don't know what else, I hope to become a healthier person. The etched glass looks beautiful, great idea! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
What a great idea!!! My wish for 2012 is for happiness for my 2 boys who are just starting new relationships!
ReplyDeletePretty etched glass...
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing what's coming out at winter cha.
A shot at a well paying job.
ReplyDeleteSpending time with friends and family.
Spending time on my hobbies.
This is soooo absolutely stunning. I so hope, I´ll be able to create all the things I dream abiout in this new year here-Thanks sooo much for all your awesome inspirations always.
ReplyDeleteLove this etched glass idea! So pretty and festive looking!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to cleaning up my craft space so I can find things!
DeniseB
Great tutorial! I love the idea of making wine glass look exactly how I want! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great,thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow,what a fabulous technique!
ReplyDeletethe dainty flowers look great. ive been wanting to try this for a while but can never find the product at my craft stores.... i shouldve known to look here first!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. I have tried to etch before, unsuccessfully. May try it again.
ReplyDeleteMy plans for the new year are to organize and simplify. I think Simplify is going to be my word of the year!
Thanks for the idea.
great tutorial. I would love to try it for my next party.
ReplyDeleteGreat project--I made candy jars a few years back. I am looking forward to more crafting time to make a dent in my stash and make more cards for our church card ministry.
ReplyDeleteI love edge glass! I have always thought about giving it a try, this is definitely the time I will do it.
ReplyDeleteMaria V.
What a fun technique!! THANKS for sharing~~this would be fun to do as a girlfriends night!! Everyone could bring there own style of glasses and you could create the night away (over wine of course)
ReplyDeleteTHANKS for the chance to win and have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)
So elegant and lovely! I am looking
ReplyDeleteforward to more time to read and
create in 2012.
What an amazing idea! Beautiful gift!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to investing more on my friendships and making new ones. :)
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to learning lots of new tips and tricks!! I am very new to paper crafting and feel like I have come a long way! Some of the products I have come into contact with are just AMAZING but there is SOO much out there!! Can't wait to see what is in store for 2012!!
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Very nice way to revamp older wine glasses!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice idea...great way to make something look unique! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteohhh look forward to spending more time in the studio... crafting away 2012
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea. I'm going to have to try it out.
ReplyDeleteWow very pretty! I Would love to try to make some of these@
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Joyce
Great job Kazan!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to start back up of tv shows and getting medical test finished.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to more creative time later this year afte my term as a busy college department chair is over.
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ReplyDeleteI think that is a wonderful idea. I never would have guess how easy it was to do it. They would make good wedding gifts.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to getting my craft area under control. It needs a major reorganization effort.
ReplyDeleteAwesome etching! Gonna have to try this! In 2012 I'm looking forward to being more organized and creating more!
ReplyDeleteKazen you are a genius! I have wanted to glass etch but thought I needed one of the expensive electronic die cutting machines to cut a vinyl design. I have everything you used to do this and can't wait to give it a try now! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteI would have never thought to do this-brilliant.Can't wait to give it a try-I love etching glass.
ReplyDeleteAmping up my card making is my number 1 crafty priority this year.
glass etching...never thought it could be so easy, so I never tried...I now will!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance and happy new year!
pboszko(at)optimum(dot)net
Always loved the look of watched glass but never thought about using a die for a pattern. I wonder how a doily die would look on a plate?
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping for better health this year so I can work & craft more!
I follow on Twitter & YouTube!
What a wonderful idea when you can decorate your household items with the design you like and make that item refresh!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to have better career path and more stamps and supplies of course in 2012!
What a great wedding gift this would be! I love it! In 2012 I want to stamp more, eat less, workout more and find a lucrative at home business for myself! Happy New Year to all!
ReplyDeleteI love the glasses! I am looking forward to finding a fabulous new house for our family!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea....never thought about using the Edgibilities to cut the vinyl to do this. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, never thought of using vinyl. My goal for 2012 is to get organized.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to getting my craft area under control. It needs a major reorganization effort.
ReplyDeleteCeiling restoration