Etched Glass Halloween Plate and Jar
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Last week, I cut out a bunch of Halloween shapes in some black vinyl on my Silhouette cutting machine and decorated some ceramic tiles . I had a couple decals left over. They were of jack-o-lantern faces so I knew I wanted to use them as a stencil or resist to make a jack-o-lantern. I knew I had an old jar of Armour Etch floating around in my craft supplies (I made some candle holders with contact paper a while back), so I decided to etch some glass. I started by using some painter's tape to transfer my vinyl decal. I tore off two strips and used a plastic dish scraper to burnish the decal to make sure it stuck to the the tape. I just started cutting decals on my cutting machine, so I don't have a proper burnisher/squeegee or transfer tape/paper , but this worked fine for this simple design. After the design was burnished, I peeled it up and applied it to a cleaned pickle jar. With the black decal, it's easy to see through the painters tape. I