Frosted Glass Tutorial -- How to make frosted glassware with Armor Etch!

[CraftyCarrie]

I made some glasses for Christmas gifts this year.
These were very difficult to photograph.  I hope you can see them clearly.

A fishing beer glass for my brother Dave.


A Duff Beer for my cousin's husband Orde.


A Lord of the Beers for my brother-in-law Jason.


And a pair of Vodka glasses for my Uncle Charles and a Guest.

[Deirdre]

These glasses are totally awesome-o.  Thank you for sharing.

And thanks to everyone who has posted ideas, pics, further clarification.  This board r()x& !

Pudruff

[Len]

I know I am a little late but thank you so much for this tutorial!!! I am going to try it as soon as possible!!! 

[atinynap]

I'm excited to try this for Christmas gifts. I wish there were more examples here on craftster!

[PimpernelSmith]

I'm excited to try this for Christmas gifts. I wish there were more examples here on craftster!

There are -- the trick is to search using the words 'etched glass' instead of 'frosted'.
 

[atinynap]

Oh, I've seen those too, I just haven't seen a whole lot. Thanks for the tip!!

[Haylie]

I've etched tons of glasses after seeing this tutorial, I just havent posted many!  Could have something to do with the fact that theyre so hard to photograph!

[ricstutor]

Thanks for sharing the lesson. It is very helpful.

[Shaez]

Hi I am from Western Australia and couldn't find any armor etch anywhere!
I tried using the spray on but it doesnt work well at all.
Is there any other brand?

[raesdesignz]

Shaez

Spotlight used to do one, but I can't remember what it was called.  The last lot of Armour Etch I got came from the US.  I don't know whether we can legally import it though.

Rae