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To provide everyone with more inspiration, this week we are featuring two other shadeblasting etchings that Dave Schulte did on glass mirrors below. Shadeblasting Leopard on Mirror The first shadeblasting he shared with us is what I believe to be of a leopard. You can see the level of detail in both the stencil cuts
If you are recall several years ago, Dave Schulte shared his amazing shadeblast glass etching art with details on how the process is done here. And another post of his project of a tiger etched in a mirror was shown here. Like many of you, I am a big fan of his work. He was
Hello all, the below is a video provided by a visitor named Rob D. He recently inherited this large piece which is called “Getting them Through”. He would like to see if anyone has more information on this beautiful glass engraving by James Bruce. If you have seen this before or have more info, please
This week we are featuring Rex L. and his Star Wars glass etching. Since there are a lot of Star Wars fans, this idea would probably be a big hit for many folks. It reminds me of this other Star Wars themed etching from a subscriber. It would make a great gift and Rex etched
Uwe Schwenk was nice enough to write up a great tutorial on how to rotary engrave glass for all of us. Thank you, Uwe! Uwe shared the below project on how it was engraved using a native American warrior pattern on regular glass and colored it. This particular project is part of a series of
We haven’t featured a subscriber in a while so I figured, it would be great to feature Cheryl Ball this week! After our post about using the permanent bakeable paint with this etching, she shared a few cool projects that were sandcarved and painted. She was nice enough to allow me to feature them on
We posted a tribute article and showcased many of the engraving artist, James L. Bruce’s work here awhile back. Then Doug G. sent us in this picture of 1968 James L Bruce mirror that he bought years ago at an Estate Sale. He was wondering if anyone had information on it. As you can see,
This week we are featuring Matthew Harris and his unique rotary engravings that I thought were unique. He recently picked up glass etching as a hobby. The first one appears to be a western scene of an oil rig and another more detailed oil rig plant below. He stated: I make all sorts of stuff.
I am very happy to feature Evonne Buie today. She recently used our glass stain paints to create a faux stained glass design into the window of her house. She did an amazing job with the design and good use of color combinations- wow! The design has an assortment of patterns, flower petals and roses.
It’s exciting to share these sandcarving glass projects today and feature Kay O’Neil! You might like this if you would like to expand your glass etching into other forms such as stained glass. Or even use this idea to create unique etched glass projects by using spectrum baroque glass, as she has done. As you
Sheila is the latest awesome subscriber to send in her work here. She stated that she frequently sandblasted the backside of the mirror and paints the frosted areas. To go along with this another idea she shared that you could do is to make birth announcement mirrors. I like the idea because it is a
