A list of tutorials for etching, engraving and sandcarving glass art.
I have been doing some fun things with glass bottles lately and upcycling them. In this update, I wanted to show: My latest video that shows how to cut a glass bottle properly with a home made cutter. The idea of personalizing your cut bottle by etching designs into them. Then below you can download
I posted a new video which shows how I mirrored a bottle and then etched the front side of it below. I thought this would be an interesting idea to try out which combines both mirroring and glass etching on a bottle. OF course you can use this idea for other glass objects also. It
So I have been getting into a lot of fun things lately and recently experimented with my new low cost vacuum on-site sandblasting kit which was inspired by Barry, a fan. I tested this on the scrap piece of glass today because I was perfecting the equipment and I figured it would be great to
This post is by Dave Schulte. This is a mirror I did for some friends in Texas who lost their prized quail hunting dog and family pet to a Rattlesnake bite. (Large photos are shown below) This project was all hand cut on a regular paper resist that was glued down over masking tape. The
An example of a champagne bottle etching gift for to celebrate a baby and my tips to make the glass stand out with dark background and sandcarving.
Just another simple tutorial on how to sandblast glass with a medeviel pattern. Again, very basic, but please hit like and I will create some more in the spring. Thanks!!!!!
There are many possibilities with this hobby. Even using the same pattern can result in two different appearances which are known as positive and negative etching. Positive etching is basically cutting out a stencil such as the black areas and marking that area. On the other hand, working with the negative, is when you remove
