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To nobody's surprise, I continue to be an entire Silmarillion nerd, and I'm back to glass etching, this time with heraldic devices—Fingolfin's, to start. (It looks a little patchy in the photo, but it's not—it's a pretty clean etch. At some point I'll set up my lightbox to take photos of these without the reflective streaks and highlights.)
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Susan Point (Coast Salish, born 1952) - Spindle Whorl: People of the Earth
etched glass and wood
hi tumblr i tried etching glass and etched kaiman yay :D
this hurt my hand but it’s ok because it’s kaiman
also ignore if the photo’s shit i didn’t want my reflection in it or wtv ig
btw everyone should watch dorohedoro 👀
“Thirst Crafts”
Drew Luke into a stencil, and etched him into glass with a dremel because apparently I have zero chill and a deep, spiritual need to suffer for art.
He’s permanently on a mug now. My wrist may never forgive me but… worth it.
Here's how I made my totally normal, perfectly safe and not-cursed mirror
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Snowflake Glass
Chalk another one up for a fantastic library system!
(This one was last November.)
I was quite excited (and curious) when I saw glass etching on the library events, signed up for it, and found it was fun . . . and something I could potentially even do easily at home.
It's done with a simple (and reusable, evidently) cream! (Learn something new every day; I'd never heard of such a thing before.)
The woman running it also showed us one that she'd done before with a reverse stencil - blocking out a shape and etching everything else. And you can do it with anything that blacks out or leaves out space - like masking tape cut into shapes, apparently.
I used premade stencils (with sticky on the backs) made by the same company who makes the cream, however.
Used the same two stencils multiple times; thought about using multiple designs of snowflakes - but they didn't all match styles, and I liked this one best.
After a lot of blood, sweat, and hand cramps, I finally finished the mirror for my mom's birthday present.
Hand etched glass coaster inspired by cavaret
