Wedding Gifts ~ Glass Etching

Wedding gifts & card. Glass etching on glasses were from stencil made using Storybook Cricut cartridge.

Cards created using Sweethearts Cricut cartridge. Card on right "His and Her Towels" is one of a set of 8 thank-you cards. The lace at bottom of card is actually paper that was punched from a Martha Stewart punch.

The part that took the longest to create were these little pink rose buds on the package. Each rose bud was created by combining six flowers (cut at one inch) from the Accent Essentials Cricut cartridge. The leaves are from a punch.

Monogram Coasters

Aren't these pretty?   I created these coasters as a Christmas gift for my brother.   They came out so well, I may make more for myself.

Here's how they are made:

Supplies
1.  Glass tiles bought at Home Depot. (four tiles)
2.  Glass etching cream (available at craft stores)
3.  Cricut cartridge Songbird to create stensils.
4.  Cork self-stick roll bought at craft store.
5.  Vinyl

Instructions:
Cut designs from Songbird onto vinyl.   Place vinyl on glass tiles and cover top of tile with etching cream.   I waited for 45 minutes then washed cream off in the sink under running water.   Cut cork and stick to back of tiles.

Bridal Shower for Jennifer Leonard - soon to be - Andrews

My husband's niece is engaged to be married July 9, 2011.   I did some Cricut / Glass Etching / Vinyl crafting for her upcoming Bridal Shower.

The flutes have the initial "A" etched on them.   Candle holder has initials "mAj" etched (Myron / Andrews / Jennifer).  Black tub has white vinyl "Andrews" added.  

Also, made the card with Bride in front of argyle background.   Bride's dress has been embossed with Cuttlebug swiss dots.   There's more bling on the card, but doesn't seem to show up in this photo.