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Etched Glass Pitcher with Martha Stewart Crafts

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May is for Mothers. Do you have that special gift picked out yet? I had a little help from Martha Stewart Crafts this year and was able to create this elegant Etched Glass Pitcher.  

Here Comes the Sun: Etched Glass Pitcher


Isn’t it lovely? My mom lives 12 hours away in Ohio and I don’t get to see her very often.  She and my dad can’t travel anymore and I would love to be able to sit down with her for a Mother’s Day Brunch. I hope  that next year I can and this pitcher will be front and center filled with her favorite drink.

These stencils and etching cream from Martha Stewart were so easy to use. Here is how you can make your own gift that will make you your mother’s favorite child.
You will need 

Glass Pitcher
Martha Stewart Stencils
Martha Stewart Etching Cream
Brush


Clean your glass according to the directions on the etching cream bottle. Make sure to dry the surface well. Adhere the self adhesive stencils to the glass pitcher. This is somewhat tricky because of the curvature of the glass but the stencils can be repositioned so you can adjust them until they are perfect!

Here Comes the Sun: Etched Glass Pitcher


Paint the etching cream over the stencil in a thick even coat. 
Here Comes the Sun: Etched Glass Pitcher


Leave the cream on for 15 minutes and then rinse off under running water.

Here Comes the Sun: Etched Glass Pitcher


I etched three words around the pitcher: “Pour, Sip, Enjoy”.  The perfect combination for the perfect Mother’s Day.

Here Comes the Sun: Etched Glass Pitcher
Here Comes the Sun: Etched Glass Pitcher

Here Comes the Sun: Etched Glass Pitcher


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*I wrote this post as part of a sponsored campaign for Plaid and Blueprint Social. All opinions and love of Martha Stewart Crafts are my own.

Check out these other amazing projects using Martha Stewart Paints and Etching Cream.

Comments

  1. Christina says

    This is just adorable! What a great gift idea- love the cake dome as well-
    I’ve been wanting to try her new glass painting products!

    Reply

  5. Lauras Crafty Life says

    I love your pitcher! I really enjoyed using the etching cream. I plan on doing a lot more projects around my house. It was much easier to use than I thought! 🙂

    Reply

  8. stacey gibbon says

    Your pitcher turned out great. I could see myself pouring a nice tall glass of lemonade from it. Now to make one myself 🙂

    -Stacey
    Gluedtomycrafts.blogspot.com

    Reply

  10. Kim L. says

    Kelly,

    Woud you make and sell this pitcher. We would pay for all costs (material, shipping, your time). My boss is looking for this. She would buy the one you made and is really looking for one with etching of DRINK.

    Thank you!

    Kim

    Reply

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