Comments on: Episode 70 – glass etching using the Cricut http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html Tips and techniques for scrapbooking Mon, 19 Mar 2012 14:53:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: aliensatemycat http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html/comment-page-1#comment-396 aliensatemycat Fri, 30 Apr 2010 06:09:47 +0000 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html#comment-396 Good information, however glass etching cream is an acid and really damage your skin if you spill or splatter. You should ALWAYS use rubber gloves and safety glasses when using. Good information, however glass etching cream is an acid and really damage your skin if you spill or splatter. You should ALWAYS use rubber gloves and safety glasses when using.

]]> By: Sazness http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html/comment-page-1#comment-395 Sazness Fri, 30 Apr 2010 05:12:59 +0000 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html#comment-395 Here's a tip on vinyl for you: When you apply it to something that curves, take a lighter or another source of flame and heat it a bit. The vinyl will become softer and stretchier, which will make it much easier to work with =) Heating will also help with removing it more easily =D Here’s a tip on vinyl for you: When you apply it to something that curves, take a lighter or another source of flame and heat it a bit. The vinyl will become softer and stretchier, which will make it much easier to work with =)

Heating will also help with removing it more easily =D

]]> By: BeverlyS48 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html/comment-page-1#comment-394 BeverlyS48 Fri, 30 Apr 2010 04:20:03 +0000 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html#comment-394 I love your videos as I just got my Expressions machine and you are so very helpful. However, I find the music distracting and it's hard to hear you over it. I love your videos as I just got my Expressions machine and you are so very helpful. However, I find the music distracting and it’s hard to hear you over it.

]]> By: BeverlyS48 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html/comment-page-1#comment-393 BeverlyS48 Fri, 30 Apr 2010 03:58:14 +0000 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html#comment-393 I am missing the tip. Can you please tell me again where you purchase your vinyl? I know you can buy it (some colors) at Wal-Mart and Micheals, etc. but I like the idea of bigger rolls. Thanks for any help. Beverly I am missing the tip. Can you please tell me again where you purchase your vinyl? I know you can buy it (some colors) at Wal-Mart and Micheals, etc. but I like the idea of bigger rolls. Thanks for any help. Beverly

]]> By: 1updude96 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html/comment-page-1#comment-392 1updude96 Fri, 30 Apr 2010 03:44:38 +0000 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html#comment-392 Looked pretty good for your first time! Good Job! Looked pretty good for your first time! Good Job!

]]> By: KerstenK141 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html/comment-page-1#comment-391 KerstenK141 Fri, 30 Apr 2010 03:21:39 +0000 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html#comment-391 Thanks so much for an amazing instructional video! What cartridge did you use if you dont mind my asking? Thanks so much for an amazing instructional video! What cartridge did you use if you dont mind my asking?

]]> By: pamjcher http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html/comment-page-1#comment-390 pamjcher Fri, 30 Apr 2010 02:53:37 +0000 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html#comment-390 Thank you so much for sharing!! I appreciate seeing someone doing it for the first time. Also for sharing where you get your vinyl! Thank you so much for sharing!! I appreciate seeing someone doing it for the first time. Also for sharing where you get your vinyl!

]]> By: hg1bbs http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html/comment-page-1#comment-389 hg1bbs Fri, 30 Apr 2010 02:42:24 +0000 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html#comment-389 To get the glass etching all of the cream has to be taken off. Otherwise it's like a stencil and paint. To get the glass etching all of the cream has to be taken off. Otherwise it’s like a stencil and paint.

]]> By: robynstamps http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html/comment-page-1#comment-388 robynstamps Fri, 30 Apr 2010 02:31:30 +0000 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html#comment-388 Thanks for the info. :) I have learned this from the above comments. It was fun try to figure it out as I did it but I had a ways to go. LOL! Thanks for the info. :) I have learned this from the above comments. It was fun try to figure it out as I did it but I had a ways to go. LOL!

]]> By: Hassle82 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html/comment-page-1#comment-387 Hassle82 Fri, 30 Apr 2010 02:27:55 +0000 http://scrapbookingdesigns.net/episode-70-glass-etching-using-the-cricut.html#comment-387 I have used glass paint before. Follow all steps up to putting the cream on I usually let mine set for about 7-10 minutes. You would then run it under running water to remove all traces (still leaving the vinyl attached). Dry it off with paper towels and then when it is completely dry, use glass paint to paint a thin layer the same place as you had previously put the etching cream. You'll want to let it dry for about an hour or so, remove the vinyl and then let dry overnight I have used glass paint before. Follow all steps up to putting the cream on I usually let mine set for about 7-10 minutes. You would then run it under running water to remove all traces (still leaving the vinyl attached). Dry it off with paper towels and then when it is completely dry, use glass paint to paint a thin layer the same place as you had previously put the etching cream. You’ll want to let it dry for about an hour or so, remove the vinyl and then let dry overnight

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