We had a successful raffle which ended last week here which entails winning a free etched beer mug. And WOW! – thank you everyone who participated. That was my first raffle giveaway and we had with slightly over 190 participants!
Anyway, I will continue to do these giveaways, perhaps once a month so be sure to bookmark my page. Right now, I am offering another one for people with a 50% chance of winning. It is only for blog owners. Read about it here & sign up for the free raffle.
Also, the winner was Michael N. from mdneubauer1@___.com on 8/31/2012 and he requested a football themed mug. I shared the photos about them below. Once side has the Dallas Cowboys logo deeply etched and the other side is personalize with his name with a football.
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Great job Eric!!!!
Thanks Heather! If you have any questions, let me know.
beautiful work, congrats to the winner. wish I had a blog so I could enter your raffle! good luck to those who enter, I am sure it will be wonderful!!
i love the mugs! We r cowboys fans too!!! Great choice very well done.
Thanks! Kathy, I will be having more giveaways later that doesn’t require a blog. Standby
Great job as always.
They look great. We have been experiment on bottles of beer.
For the local Great Lakes Rodeo we etched 4 – “jumbos” with the logo, bull rider,bronc rider & team roping. At a silent auction they brought in $80 for the set. A local store donated a case of Bud Light – so we had 3 sets.
We have also done the Bud platinum blue bottles as wedding gifts. They look awesome.
Keep on etching….
Fantastic, well done.
Hello, I stumbled upon your page somehow as I was researching how to get into glass sandblasting. (Great job by the way!! I LOVE Them!) Could you give me advice on where to begin? I have done LOTS of research online and have been saving a little bit of money here and there in hopes of making this dream a reality! I am a graphic artist for a screen printing company and run Corel Draw so I think I have the artwork end of things covered and I owned my own trophy shop and ran equipment so I am somewhat mechanically inclined but I am afraid to sink a bunch of money into this and not be able to get it to work. I don’t know which is the best way to make a positive meaning do you cut it from a cutting machine or expose it on a light table with velum…. So many unanswered questions. Do you have any great suggestions as to where I can find my answers?? You seem to have it down and know what your doing!! Thank You for any help you can give me! Thank You Christine
@ Christine- you’ve come to the right place then because I created this site aimed to showing how to do it inexpensively.
I have a members area here: https://www.glassetchingsecrets.com/member/ which I will probably reduce the price soon.
Hey Eric, Thank you for the updates, etc.
I was wondering how you get permission to use team logoes….
Hey jus saw the glass.. Looks Awesome.. as does all your work.. I did a double sided engraved version of the same Cowboy’s logo.. didnt look anything like yours..LOL