I've already tried it, and ohhhhh the possibilities! Thank you for making this video!

I can't wait to begin glass etching. I love that look of glass etching.

I paint wine glasses but have not yet tried the etching technique. I am anxious to try this and will do so this week! Looks like a lot of fun.

Thanks!

Wow, very nice! not expensive and beautiful!! thank you so much

Thank you for the share

thank you for the share ~~

Great tutorial! Others on here say to leave the chemical on for only 45 seconds and that is NOT enough! My son was so excited to do this and when we left it on for 45 seconds, the image looks like a smudge on the glass! Thank you Martha for the proper way!!

very easy tutorial thanks Martha I will make on my own

awwee dang, I might get into glass etching now, as if my crafts don't already cost way too much for my income. lol

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My M.S. cream was dark brown and the consistency of water. is it defective? I literally just bought it

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Hello, I'm George from Ghana. I like your video and i would like to know the cost of starter package

How do you etch just the bottoms of the glasses in color (for a wedding)

can i do this on ceramic mug

how do you clean up the etching cream when you go off the desigen

Hi, excellent video. How or where can I purchase the stencils and can they be used for sand blasting thanks

From where or how i can get it in India

Will this work on automotive glass?

Is it possible to permanently color the letters as well?

hola quisiera saber con que nombre consigo esa crema en colombia

Where can you buy this at the cream stuff

Great job! Has anyone ever told you that you look like Emily from Criminal Minds?! (My favorite show)

can the echting cream be use on acrylic picture frame

never heard of martha stewart's version of this stuff, but i always used *armour etch* that i'd get at michael's. just saying that you might want to check out the prices, cuz that looks like a pretty small bottle for anything other than a small set of glasses. not only that, i don't ever remember *having* to leave the acid on for that long. i haven't done this in years, but as i remember i think i left the stuff on for about five minutes. it's not as if the longer you leave it on the better or deeper etch you get. you should also work the acid in with your brush from side to side, top to bottom and slant-ways. just glopping it on you may get some splotchy results (that's my experience at any rate, but i admit it could have been the quality of the glass. just that when i began to work the cream in instead of gooping it on my results had drastically improved). well, if anyone does this, just don't freak out when you get the etched area wet as it will literally disappear until it dries back out. the last project the wife did was to use her vinyl cutter to make a stencil and made several change jars for gifts from large glass jugs she got at the dollar store. we made some centerpieces for a friend's wedding, and a few x-mas gifts for friends. but, we own a trophy shop so we have a vinyl cutter. before we got the cutter, though, i would do everything by hand using tack paper for cabinets, then cut the stencil with an x-acto knife. one last thing, you can etch on mirrors, too. we don't offer this as a service to customers anymore because it does take quite a bit of time and labour. we did a few jobs and had to charge a lot of money for it, probably more than the customers would have paid had they had it laser engraved. so, if you're looking at this specific process as a business opportunity, i would say find a better process ~ or a ton of customers willing to pay a lot of money, and even then prepare to work for about minimum wage. as fun hobby and for gifts, this is great, though. hope that helps and offers a different perspective. :)

hi Madam Martha. Tis captivating to see you do glass_graphics. Of course m an artist in Kenya, Africa. How d I get that chemical?. Thanks...

" ... at the bottom of my (as)s" - sorry for this, it's what I understood first ;-) Nice technique. I wonder if I can buy this (or similar product) in Germany ...

hai, i want that kit

Can I just wipe down with a wet rag after 15 minutes or do i have to wet the glass? I'm asking because I want to etch the glass of a lantern but don't want to wet the wood. Thank you!

Where can I get the vinyl sheets? I would like to make a custom reusable stencil

Do you do them in Tyne Tyne and Wear flag

The world will never be the same again ;)

that stuff is expensive use a wide popsicle stick and scrape material back in container

you local hobby store and yes you can use them for sand blasting

are there different colors available?

Silhouette glass etching

If you use any kind of etching cream on the outside of say like a mason jar can you drink out of it since the stuff is not on the inside? And is this permanent? So it will not come off in the dishwasher or after so many hand washes? Thanks in advanced!

Is the stencil reusable?

How can I etch in color?

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can you use plastic stencils? or even paper stencils?

hì,, i used it in the living room and after that my both eyes are burning.. is it normal? i didn't use something to care my eyes.. now im frightened... both eyes are red and burns.. my living room is a small room i only oppened the window while etch with armour etch cream.. my child and husband were sitting in the same room while i do this... should i go to the doctor?? pls answer me :'(

how i can receive glass etching cream and adhesive stencils?

Is that reusable stencils? Where I can buy it?

Where can I purchase the stencils please. I'm in the uk

what is the name of color[chemical]?

YO THIS SHIT IS FIRE!

Where can I purchase these products?

I know! Right?

Glass etching is lovely. But I will be sure to wear a mask.

1:52 you're welcome

Are the stencils reusable? How do you take care of them if they are reusable?

I bought a bottle I use it once I wiped off the top on top of the bottle it was clear no debris and I cannot open the bottle Martha Stewart's bottles sucks on her etching cream

can you free hand your design with a brush and not use a stencil???

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I can see that Martha and/or her associates are prompt about answering questions. NOT!

I was very disappointed with the etching cream as it was all hard. I feel it’s a waste of money.