So, I never tried the actual etching process, but I found that this will give you similar results as etching.
I like to keep things simple and basic, so one day, while reorganizing our paint stash in our garage, I had a bright idea.
(lesson learned: it pays off to organize your paint stash)
For this project, all you need is a glass bottle, a stencil and
a frosting spray paint can.
(lesson learned: it pays off to organize your paint stash)
For this project, all you need is a glass bottle, a stencil and
a frosting spray paint can.
I got out the stencils I found a while back for .25c, and used the number 7
(here is why).
Cover the bottle with paper and make sure it fit s tight on the bottle.
(here is why).
Cover the bottle with paper and make sure it fit s tight on the bottle.
This is a "frost" spray paint can that I used on the lower half of our bathroom window...so to have some privacy.
And here is the finished project.
Easy peasy.
When dry, you can give another coat of "frost".
Now it is back in it's original spot.
Which is in the master bathroom addition
This was practically a no cost project.
The stencils were super cheap,
the spray paint can was in our garage
and the square bottle was a former
"Aceto Balsamico di Modena".
The possibilities are endless:
get yourself a glass object, and find/make a stencil of your choice.
Stay Frugal,
Daniela
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And here is the finished project.
Easy peasy.
When dry, you can give another coat of "frost".
This was practically a no cost project.
The stencils were super cheap,
the spray paint can was in our garage
and the square bottle was a former
"Aceto Balsamico di Modena".
a year ago |
The possibilities are endless:
get yourself a glass object, and find/make a stencil of your choice.
Stay Frugal,
Daniela
Linking to
twelveOeight
Savvy Southern Style
Stone Gable
The Frugal Girls
It's Overflowing
Between Naps on the Porch
Coastal Charm
DIY Show Off
That's a great idea! I like the finished look. The grouping of clear glass bottles look nice together. It would be cute to use a letter to monogram something like that too.
ReplyDeleteSo easy and it comes out so professional looking. Great work.
ReplyDeleteDaniela, mi piace moltissimo questa idea... Brava, come al solito!
ReplyDeleteI really like this idea. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDearest Daniela,
ReplyDeleteYou are a genial girl and that with a bottle from Modena...
Guess what we ate for the second time around? Your yummy pasta sauce with real Italian pasta. That is such a great and healthy recipe; both of us love it. Thanks again for sharing this.
Hugs to you,
Mariette
such a good idea....the number is perfect
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ReplyDeleteHugs, Smiles, and Blessings,
Robin
Fluster Buster
how very lovely!! adds a great touch!
ReplyDeleteThank-you, thank-you, thank-you. I tried etching solution once, it was a disaster!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! Thanks for sharing. Hope you have a great week
ReplyDeleteI've yet to try glass etching but it is on my list. Thanks for the tips.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I pinned this so I can find the idea when I need it!
ReplyDeleteAs it happens, I purchased a can of the same spray at Christmas. I plan to use it on the bottom bathroom window as well! If I have leftovers, I might be a copy cat and do some bottles like you did. :)
ReplyDelete-Revi
Great idea I have 2 cans sitting around thanks so much for sharing...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Thank you so much for sharing at Pretty Things this week :)
ReplyDeletexo, Tanya
twelveOeight
What a fantastic idea! I can't believe I never thought of that! I already have the stuff to make it too!!!! Pinning!
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