Cookie Plate for Santa
"One glass plate, etchall re-usable glass etching cream, vinyl for the free pattern, a die cutting machine and you are good to create a Christmas favorite! This is so easy. You can even use the lacey, snowflake technique all over the glass and make a unique set of holiday plates in no time at all!"
Estimated Cost$11-$20
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
Main MaterialGlass
Materials List
- etchall glass and mirror etching crme
- Glass plate
- etchmask & transfer paper for wording (optional)
- Sea Sponge
- Electronic Die Cutting machine (optional)
etchall glass etching products are extremely easy to use. They produce a permanent etch and there is no odor. These products are ACMI certified.
Instructions
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To add words to the center of the plate, upload the free pattern to an electronic die cutting machine. Cut from etchmask.
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Transfer to the center of the plate, then remove areas to be etched (the words).
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Cover the rim of the plate, cover the open areas with etchall creme. Let sit for 15 minutes.
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Scrape the creme back into the container, then rinse away any residue. Remove paper and vinyl.
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Dip a sea sponge into the creme then gently dab the creme onto the rim of the plate AT THE BACK.
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OPTION: You can omit the wording at the center of the plate and simply dab the creme all over the back of the plate with the sea sponge, for a snowy, lacey effect.
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