I used vinyl and a Silhouette file to cut a stencil for each of the glasses. I placed the stencil on the glasses and made sure all edges were secure. I then added the Etching Cream and let it sit for about 10 - 15 minutes. When the time had passed, I scrapped the excess back into the Etching Cream jar and rinsed the glasses with cool water until all of the residue was removed. I then removed the vinyl and was left with custom drinking glasses.Glasses need to be washed in warm soapy water before using.
After using the vinyl stencil for the glasses I was left with matching vinyl horse heads. I placed the vinyl silhouettes in the center of tumbled tiles that were purchased at my home improvement center. The tiles looked a bit plain, so I purchased a barbed wire frame from the Silhouette store and cut one for each of the tiles.
Files from Silhouette:
Barbed Wire Frame C00481_22157
Horse Portrait C00187_23067
You did a great job! They look fabulous!
ReplyDeletePerfection, Tammy! I have the frosted vinyl that looks like etching and haven't tried it yet. I keep changing my mind where I want to put it! This looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project. These look amazing! I love them.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful project. I love the horse silhouette. I must try to do something like this for some friends who just got a horse.
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