great video. Just a thought, it might be nice now the copper is on leaving the clear Deathly Hallows design visible to re-etch the design so it goes cloudy on a copper background. Just personal preference but good job anyway
So glad I found this video! I almost threw out my etching crime because it is so oxidized. So glad to know it still works! And I didn’t know you could save and reuse the creme. 😃
Great question! It actually is dishwasher safe. You just want to make sure that you allow it to sit on the glass for at least a day or two before popping it in the oven to make it permanent. Otherwise it can flake off. So, just give it a day or two, pop it in the oven and bake it, let it cool completely in the oven and it will be good to go.
What a fun project Betz. This is something I have been wanting to try for years but have yet to do it. I knew it was an easy process but till haven't done it but you have inspired me to give it a try. TFS!
Hi! Please read the first paragraph in the description box😀. I no longer have an affiliation with the company I used, but do provide the name of it there.
Hiya Betz. Great demo. What is the black product that your daughter said would look better? I want to monogram a ceramic tile! I would like to have my initials on the tile - in black!! What would be whole process be to do this, inc making the stencil with my initials please?? Great instructions and demo. Regards. Gary
Ah!!! So, I just looked at the flag. I would first etch the entire thing with the flag. Then, I would remove it piece by piece working my way down to the white. For the white, I would just leave it etched with nothing on it. First I would remove where the red goes. Paint that carefully. Than remove where the blue goes paying attention to detail. Like, I would use a fine tip brush. Then I would. Are fully remove the rest. HTH
Hey Betz, LOVE LOVE LOVE your video on etching. I bought a popcorn popper on wheels that has glass around it . I'm thinking it should be etched on the outside ,,,correct ?? I'm thinking if I use the products you listed it should work .. I want to do black n orange .. Thanks so much
I would def do it on the outside! I would not use the paint I used in this video because you have to bake it. I believe Plaid has a glass paint that would be good for a popcorn maker 🙂
I just to buy them in the dollar tree store here in Chicago, but they discontinued them, I've been looking for them everywhere and I cannot find them any more. Amazon sells them but they are too expensive. I don't know if where you live they still have them.
I’m not entirely sure what you mean by paste since I did not use any paste in the video. So I am going to assume that your autocorrect is being naught like mine does from time to time and it is suppose to be paint 🙂. No is the short answer. All that would happen if you rub the paint off is the paint will come off of it. Etchall does not make the surface sticky for the paint. It just makes the color show up more vibrant. If you paint over the entire glass the etched area will show through in the color. It will be opaque and the rest will be a bit transparent. I hope that makes sense.
Another question Betz! I I wanted to make my own stencil - I.e make my own signature, what is that stencil product you use that copes with Couture Ink? Many thanks. Gary
I always wondered if you could use some sort of color with etching or with out. I guess I now know. Is the couture chalk ink the only thing you can use? Is there any version sold in craft stores or do you have to order from their website only?
this may be a stupid question but can any glass be cured in the oven? If I buy glass mugs from dollar tree, I am worried about putting it in the oven and it shattering.
That’s a good question. Most claim they are, however I have had some wash of on certain types of glass. I wash them by hand just to be on the safe side. This particular mug still looks good and it has gone through the dishwasher a few times because it’s my daughter’s.
Yes! The Etchall is what makes the color vibrant. You don’t have to use the Etchall to paint, but your color will not be as vibrant. Etchall only works on glass - not paint 🙂
I’m a little confused as at one point you mention putting it in the oven at 275F for 2 hours, and another section of your video it says 250? So not to be a pain but which one is it? I love your video and technique and want to try it myself but want to make sure it’s at the right settings.
I would like to do this to globes on a light fixture. Do you recommend etching & painting the inside or outside of the globe? (I am thinking the inside for easier cleaning on the outside). Would the heat from the bulbs affect the paint?
That’s a really good question! I don’t think the paint will be affected since it sets in heat, but I’m not entirely sure. You might want to check with the manufacture of the paint beforehand.
Silly question...Why etch it if you’re painting over the etching? Couldn’t you have used an enamel paint and baked it to get the same effect without having to etch?
That is actually a very good question! The reason why you add etchall first is because it allows your paint to be opaque and not transparent. I don’t know if you’ve ever tried to add color to different shades of substrates before. A white substrate will give you the most vibrant color. That is what the actual does to the glass. Thank you so much for asking that question.🙂
the etched area is translucent (when it’s not painted) it is not transparent, there’s a difference. clear glass is transparent as light goes through it. etched surfaces let some light through but diffuse some light so it looks cloudy. when all light is blocked from going through it is called opaque. i couldn’t tell if the ink blocked light from passing through the glass but if it does, it’s opaque paint even though it has a shimmer from light bouncing back in many directions.
This came out very nice! Can you use any paint, acrylic, water based etc.? And will they be dishwasher and microwave safe? Th a no you so much for sharing this, I enjoyed it! Pam
Oh no! I’m so sorry! There are a couple things to check. First, make sure your screen is smooth with no wrinkles. Second, lay the color on so that you can still see the outline of the image. You don’t want it so thin I that you can’t see what the image is. You should be able to see the image a little through the paint. Third, don’t let it dry! You want to pull the screen print when the paint is still wet. HTH
may I ask where you got the stencil from and how much you paid for it? Also there's something called etching armor that only takes 5 mins and you only need a little.
That’s a great question! I always watch and color it low enough as to not have it touch my mouth. I would not want to ingest it just to be on the safe side.
Didn't notice if anyone mentioned this... I increase my coverage of the glass way beyond. Just use masking tape and cover that glass all around the vinyl! There's no point risking having a mistake hit that glass for the cost of a little masking tape. When I'm doing a large area, or a full circle, I even cover the bottom and some of the inside so that any etching cream on my gloves doesn't accidentally get transferred there as I move it around.
Hi Karen! I’m so glad you enjoyed this! The links are provided in the description box, but the specifics are Etchall cream, dollar tree beer glass, chalk couture ink in copper 🙂
"That is a children's tale, told to amuse rather than to instruct. Those of us who understand these matters, however, recognise that the ancient story refers to three objects, or Hallows, which, if united, will make the possessor Master of Death." -Xenophilius Lovegood's overview of the Hallows -J.K. Rowling
You really should wear gloves when working with etch all. I had a pinhole in a pair of gloves while rinsing a glass I was working on and it was quit painful for about a week. Even after I washed my hands many times...much better to err on the side of caution.
Wow, so creative and absolutely beautiful. Great share!
I've etched glass before but never painted, truly enjoyed the tutorial. Will try. Thanks very helpful.
So glad you enjoyed it
Will definitely try this. It is inviting and very beautiful. Thank you for this video. Blessings for more creativity inspirations.
So glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Good job ! Beautiful
Thank you so much , I have been etching custom orders and someone inquired about making it in colors . Thank you so much just subscribed.
So glad you found it helpful 🙂
great video. Just a thought, it might be nice now the copper is on leaving the clear Deathly Hallows design visible to re-etch the design so it goes cloudy on a copper background. Just personal preference but good job anyway
Great idea! Unfortunately, etchall only works on glass not on paint.
Ps, To stabilise my tumblers, I either put a foam make up wedge at the side or place a rubber band underneath the tumbler...it stops it from rolling x
Can you still use the oven for cooking once it is used for this
So glad I found this video! I almost threw out my etching crime because it is so oxidized. So glad to know it still works! And I didn’t know you could save and reuse the creme. 😃
Yay! I’m so glad you watched it!
Looking for more etching with color
Awesome tutorial!!
Hello thank you for great video! Is the paint dishwasher safe? If not could mod podge be used to seal it?
Great question! It actually is dishwasher safe. You just want to make sure that you allow it to sit on the glass for at least a day or two before popping it in the oven to make it permanent. Otherwise it can flake off. So, just give it a day or two, pop it in the oven and bake it, let it cool completely in the oven and it will be good to go.
@@Betsiemorris Thank you so much! :)
Where do you get the round cutting blade
Can you use heat gun to set it? I don't like using my oven for craft because I use it for food as well. Thank you!
My concern with a heat gun is that it would blow the medium all over the place and you would have to set it for a long time.
Thank you!
No problem! Great question 🙂
Absolutely brilliant vid. Perfect info for newbies like me thankyou. Would love see some more like this x
Yay! I’m so glad you enjoyed it 🙂. I have several others on my channel too!
@@Betsiemorris oohh i shall go look xx
I love this tutorial! I think you were looking for oxidized. Thank you for sharing your gifts and talents with us.
I’m so glad you found this helpful! Thanks for watching ❤️
What a fun project Betz. This is something I have been wanting to try for years but have yet to do it. I knew it was an easy process but till haven't done it but you have inspired me to give it a try. TFS!
Teresa Doyle I’m so glad you enjoyed it! The etchall last a long time. You can get a lot of projects out of it! 🙂
Can u use armor etch instead
Hi i love your video, can you tell the name of the ink used and a link to purchase it as well
Hi! Please read the first paragraph in the description box😀. I no longer have an affiliation with the company I used, but do provide the name of it there.
Should you have a dedicated oven for this, like a convection oven? Is it safe to cook food in your regular oven after doing a project like this?
That’s a really great question! Check with the paint company you use. This particular brand is safe.
What did you use for the coloring
would have like to have seen how you remove vinyl
I have shown that in other videos and people thought it was a waste of time. Sadly, I am unable to make everyone happy. 😫
Hi I love it. Where did u get your cutting ruler from?
Hiya Betz. Great demo. What is the black product that your daughter said would look better? I want to monogram a ceramic tile! I would like to have my initials on the tile - in black!! What would be whole process be to do this, inc making the stencil with my initials please?? Great instructions and demo. Regards. Gary
I would either use black couture ink and heat set it with an iron or use vinyl in black and use a scan-n-cut to cut it. Etchall only works on glass.
Great video. How would I do a Texas Flag?
The same way just use a Texas Flag!
@@Betsiemorris I mean it has more than one layer and 3 colors.
Ah!!! So, I just looked at the flag. I would first etch the entire thing with the flag. Then, I would remove it piece by piece working my way down to the white. For the white, I would just leave it etched with nothing on it. First I would remove where the red goes. Paint that carefully. Than remove where the blue goes paying attention to detail. Like, I would use a fine tip brush. Then I would. Are fully remove the rest. HTH
@@Betsiemorris thanks
@@Betsiemorris it would be cool if you could do a video of it.😀
loved it, can i get the material in India?
I’m not sure…I don’t sell. I just create. 😭
This is very cool. Where did you get that decal? My daughter loves HP and wants me to make some stuff for her with it.
I found It years ago on Etsy. Just search Harry Potter and things should pop up. This particular store I think it’s no longer in business.
Will this technic be dishwasher safe? and If I use glass paint will that be dishwasher safe?
Etching glass is dishwasher safe, however I only hand wash glass pained ones!
Could you use the larger mug attachments for a heat press to set this after it’s dry rather than put it in your oven ?
Yes! I believe that would work as well 🙂. Just let it cool down naturally and don’t try to use it for a day or two.
Betz Golden awesome sounds good. Thank you
I'm not going to agree... I have tried it. I had it on for days and it is not a good finish...
Hey Betz, LOVE LOVE LOVE your video on etching. I bought a popcorn popper on wheels that has glass around it . I'm thinking it should be etched on the outside ,,,correct ?? I'm thinking if I use the products you listed it should work .. I want to do black n orange ..
Thanks so much
I would def do it on the outside! I would not use the paint I used in this video because you have to bake it. I believe Plaid has a glass paint that would be good for a popcorn maker 🙂
Thank you very much Betz
what was the trasfer roll you used please??? I loved the outcome of the glass, amazing
Thank you! It was by Style Tech! ❤️
can you dry with hair dryer or do you have to use the oven, you had mentioned the hair dryer
I would not do a hair dryer. That would take forever. You really want a nice dry long heat in which your glass can sit in the oven as it cools.
What is the type of paint that you use? I’m looking for a rose gold paint for a pit of glasses I etched please help!!
I provide the link in the description box.
Do you know if the paint would stay if used on a baking dish that is used in an oven often? Or would it only be dishwasher safe?
The etchall does not work well on oven baking dishes ☹️
Beautiful! I need all the Harry Potter stencils in my life!!!! Where did you get them, please?
I found them on Etsy. The shop is no longer in business 😭
Awwww, okay, thanks!!
I just to buy them in the dollar tree store here in Chicago, but they discontinued them, I've been looking for them everywhere and I cannot find them any more. Amazon sells them but they are too expensive. I don't know if where you live they still have them.
I haven’t looked in some time 😢
If the Vinyl did come off would the colour stick all of the glass or just the etched part?
That’s a great question! It would stick to all of the glass, but the shade and transparency would be different. It wouldn’t be as vibrant 🙂
@@Betsiemorris Oh thankyou for your help.
Loved the video and want to try but where do you get the stencils
I found it on Etsy 🙂
I already removed my sticker so it's etched, If I gob on the paste and rub it off will it only stay on the etched parts? TIA
I’m not entirely sure what you mean by paste since I did not use any paste in the video. So I am going to assume that your autocorrect is being naught like mine does from time to time and it is suppose to be paint 🙂. No is the short answer. All that would happen if you rub the paint off is the paint will come off of it. Etchall does not make the surface sticky for the paint. It just makes the color show up more vibrant. If you paint over the entire glass the etched area will show through in the color. It will be opaque and the rest will be a bit transparent. I hope that makes sense.
Nice tutorial!! Can you use acrylic paint on the etched part or the ink works best? Thanks so much!
You can, but it might wash off 😉
I love this tutorial, I even have some of the same tools.
What kind of paints can this be done with? What are they called please
Everything is listed in the description box and/or said in the video 🙂❤️🙂❤️🙂
Betz Golden ok. I mustve missed it. Just takes me to their site.
Another question Betz! I I wanted to make my own stencil - I.e make my own signature, what is that stencil product you use that copes with Couture Ink? Many thanks. Gary
I don’t know if any screen prints that are like Chalk Couture stencils. I do know Plaid makes a paint that you can use on glass and ceramic.
GREAT VIDEO!
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂
nice job
I always wondered if you could use some sort of color with etching or with out. I guess I now know.
Is the couture chalk ink the only thing you can use? Is there any version sold in craft stores or do you have to order from their website only?
You can use any paint for glass! 🙂 It doesn’t have to be from Chalk Couture.
Do u bake any paint or just this one
Can you use any other type of paint to color your etched glass ? Does anyone on here know ?
I have listed some options for you in the description box. You do want to stick with paint made for glass and do not run it through the dishwasher 🙂
this may be a stupid question but can any glass be cured in the oven?
If I buy glass mugs from dollar tree, I am worried about putting it in the oven and it shattering.
That is not a stupid question 🙂. Def check with the company.
Put the glass in the cold oven and let them heat up and cool down slowly and it will be fine.
Will this glass be dishwasher safe? All the etching and paint ?
That’s a good question. Most claim they are, however I have had some wash of on certain types of glass. I wash them by hand just to be on the safe side. This particular mug still looks good and it has gone through the dishwasher a few times because it’s my daughter’s.
@@Betsiemorris thank you! 😊
No problem 😀
were can I get the paint
Chalk Couture! 🙂
Do you have to etch it before using the chalk couture on it?
Yes! The Etchall is what makes the color vibrant. You don’t have to use the Etchall to paint, but your color will not be as vibrant. Etchall only works on glass - not paint 🙂
can you link the color? :D
I’m a little confused as at one point you mention putting it in the oven at 275F for 2 hours, and another section of your video it says 250? So not to be a pain but which one is it? I love your video and technique and want to try it myself but want to make sure it’s at the right settings.
I understand the confusion! I misspoke. I like it at 250 🙂
I would like to do this to globes on a light fixture. Do you recommend etching & painting the inside or outside of the globe? (I am thinking the inside for easier cleaning on the outside). Would the heat from the bulbs affect the paint?
That’s a really good question! I don’t think the paint will be affected since it sets in heat, but I’m not entirely sure. You might want to check with the manufacture of the paint beforehand.
Silly question...Why etch it if you’re painting over the etching? Couldn’t you have used an enamel paint and baked it to get the same effect without having to etch?
That is actually a very good question! The reason why you add etchall first is because it allows your paint to be opaque and not transparent. I don’t know if you’ve ever tried to add color to different shades of substrates before. A white substrate will give you the most vibrant color. That is what the actual does to the glass. Thank you so much for asking that question.🙂
Betz Golden thank you for clearing that up for me!!
the etched area is translucent (when it’s not painted) it is not transparent, there’s a difference. clear glass is transparent as light goes through it. etched surfaces let some light through but diffuse some light so it looks cloudy. when all light is blocked from going through it is called opaque. i couldn’t tell if the ink blocked light from passing through the glass but if it does, it’s opaque paint even though it has a shimmer from light bouncing back in many directions.
Thank you for your comment and keeping this video in circulation.
Thank you for your comment and keeping this video in circulation.
This came out very nice! Can you use any paint, acrylic, water based etc.? And will they be dishwasher and microwave safe? Th a no you so much for sharing this, I enjoyed it! Pam
If you want it to last and be waterproof if should be made for glass 🙂. I have found that acrylic will peel off!
Beautiful stencil and very informative tutorial! Quick question, though: how long does the color last?
I have now been using the glasses on a regular basis for over a year and they still are good 🙂
Can you wash the glass in a dishwasher after you have added the paint?
I usually hand wash it just to be on the safe side, but it has gone through the dishwasher a few times with nothing coming off.
I tried and failed. When I pulled up the stencil. All of the paint came up. What did I do wrong?
Oh no! I’m so sorry! There are a couple things to check. First, make sure your screen is smooth with no wrinkles. Second, lay the color on so that you can still see the outline of the image. You don’t want it so thin I that you can’t see what the image is. You should be able to see the image a little through the paint. Third, don’t let it dry! You want to pull the screen print when the paint is still wet. HTH
Loved this and i just subbed !!! I really need to try this so awesome 😄💕
Yay! I’m so glad you are here 🙂
I LOVE IT!! Where do you get the ink?
Chalk couture, but any ink for glass will work 🙂
@@Betsiemorris can I use armor etch instead? I have a bunch of that on hand.
another question, why is your etch all brown, did you add something to it?
may I ask where you got the stencil from and how much you paid for it? Also there's something called etching armor that only takes 5 mins and you only need a little.
I found the stencil on Etsy and it was free because of a special at the time. I believe it was under $5 originally
What can i look up on amazon to find ink thats good for etching?
Sorry, I’m not sure. Please check out the link I provided in the description box for the ink.
What type of paint is this and what is it called
That’s all listed in the description box 🙂
Can this be done on marble? Surfaces?
Pretty much only glass and mirror
Did any of it come off when you washed it? Did you wash in a dish washer?
I do wash it in the dishwasher and none of it washed off.
Love this! Thanks for the tutorial.
Is it microwave safe the paint? I wanted to do it on Pyrex containers
It actually won’t work on Pyrex containers 😢
Can you drink from the side of the glass with the etching coloration? I’m just wondering if it’s toxic if my lip touched the coloring area.
That’s a great question! I always watch and color it low enough as to not have it touch my mouth. I would not want to ingest it just to be on the safe side.
Love it
Can u do this on metal tumblers?
Etchall only works on glass 🙂
Didn't notice if anyone mentioned this...
I increase my coverage of the glass way beyond. Just use masking tape and cover that glass all around the vinyl! There's no point risking having a mistake hit that glass for the cost of a little masking tape.
When I'm doing a large area, or a full circle, I even cover the bottom and some of the inside so that any etching cream on my gloves doesn't accidentally get transferred there as I move it around.
That’s a great tip! Thank you so much for posting ❤️
Very informative. Looks great. Is it safe to use without ventilation - I think Armour Etch seems to be very toxic and has a powerful smell? x
No, ventilation is important.
Great love this tutorial nice to learn something new thank you
tried ordering from chalkcouture site. weird error.
So sorry about that! The link is old. When I get home I will try to post a correct one
is this microwave and dishwasher safe with the added color?
The glass is not on this particular piece, however the paint is dishwasher safe, but I would trust it in the microwave.
Great job!! Can you list the materials used for this project please
Hi Karen! I’m so glad you enjoyed this! The links are provided in the description box, but the specifics are Etchall cream, dollar tree beer glass, chalk couture ink in copper 🙂
Where did you get your mugs from?
She says in the video she got them from Dollar Tree. I have also gotten these same mugs from Dollar Tree and I believe I got some at Dollar General.
Great tutorial. Just subscribed! 🤗
Yay! Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Great video good job
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂
What does the symble represent?
"That is a children's tale, told to amuse rather than to instruct. Those of us who understand these matters, however, recognise that the ancient story refers to three objects, or Hallows, which, if united, will make the possessor Master of Death." -Xenophilius Lovegood's overview of the Hallows -J.K. Rowling
harrypotter.fandom.com/wiki/Deathly_Hallows
This came out beautiful! But if I use any other glass paint do I need to set it in the oven?
Great question! I’m not entirely sure. Best to refer to the info on the paint. All of the paints I use state if they need to go in the oven or not 🙂
very informative like the way the mug came out thank you for teaching us.
Thank you! I’m so glad you found it useful ❤️
Thank You
Thnx for sharing :-):-)i leaned new thing :-):-)
You really should wear gloves when working with etch all. I had a pinhole in a pair of gloves while rinsing a glass I was working on and it was quit painful for about a week. Even after I washed my hands many times...much better to err on the side of caution.
You are right!
looks like the mug is for a left handed person.
Does it matter? The technique is still the same. But yes, we are a family of left handed people, therefore I made them for us.
Betz Golden thank you, both my brothers are left handed and I think it’s great!
Instead of doing the background painted like you did. Can you just do the design?
Absolutely! 😃
@@Betsiemorris awesome thank you!
I had to stop watching. People, wear gloves, no matter how much experience you have handling any harmful chemicals.
Thanks for your comment and keeping this video in circulation ❤️
2 hours in the oven? Think Ill pass on the color enhancements...too high maintenance !
Thanks for your comment
Because it takes so much effort to let something sit in an oven..........,,
OXIDISED!
Nice out come but too much talking
I can’t please everyone 🙂