They are beautiful. The etching cream is very toxic be careful! I use a frosted spray paint it works great.. I make prayer candles. Thank you for your nice video
Love this diy. Making some for my 4 grandchildren who lost their mom at an early age. Makes a beautiful Christmas present. Thank you for sharing your video.
how do you make the pictures come out dark? I transferred my pictures to the glass they didn't transfer dark like yours. I put the light inside the lantern and I can barely see the picture. What settings is your printer set at?
When putting the image on the etched glass do you put it on the etched side or non etched side? Or do you etch both sides?? Thank you it’s beautiful and exactly what I’m looking for.
Absolutely love the video definitely want to try to make this What place would you recommend to give the Lantern . Definitely will be checking your store out also
I dont know if your brand of etching cream will be able to do this but you should be able to reuse your etching cream. So after your first piece of glass is done etching take a paintbrush and remove it from the etched glass and put it on the 2and piece of glass. You will probably have to add some fresh cream to completely cover it. Then let it set for the same amount of time and it should etch as if it is fresh cream. It saves A TON of etching cream especially if you etch a lot. I hope this helps and allows you to save some etching cream and some $$. Hopefully it will work for the brand that you use!! This video is great as well! My husband recently passed away and I am planning on doing one of these in remembrance of him! So thank you! I am sorry for your loss as well! Grieving the loss of a loved one is beyond horrible. There are no words that can perfectly describe the pain. One day at a time and remembering they are looking down on us and I do things I think will make him proud of me and love me more than he did yesterday!
🥺💙 I’m sorry for your loss as well. Thank you so much for watching! I know your lantern will turn out beautifully. Also thank you for your tips, i definitely use my scraping tool to put the excess back in. Etching cream definitely isn’t cheap (even with hobby lobby’s 40% coupon lol)
I am assuming you print your images on the water slide paper. Now if I am putting the decal photo side down, do I need to seal the image? Or do you only seal it because you do mirror image and photo side up?
This is amazing. Im so sorry for your loss. I would like to make this and was hoping if you could tell me if you placed the images and writing on the same side of the etching or does it matter. Thanks for sharing
Could anyone tell me if this method or suggest a different method that would make these suitable for outdoors? I was thinking with the clear coating the photo would be waterproof?
Did you use white or clear water slide paper? It looks white however when it slides off it looks clear. Sorry, I am new at this and I'm making a lantern too. Thank you so much for sharing this!
How much modge pod he did u use on the photos?… and i have the squeeze bottle where I brush the modge podge on is it any different?… I want to make one for my grandmother whine I lost
This is beautiful! What a lovely tribute. I am so sorry for your loss 😢 I want to make a couple but might try vellum paper. I don’t have etching cream. Thank you for sharing, new subbie here! ❤️🦋
There are two little black tabs that are on each side of the frame to hold the glass in place. Once you lift them, push the glass from the outside in, there will be two sticky tabs at the top and bottom to make sure the glass doesn’t move around. Make sure the black tabs are completely flat at the bottom. I hope this helps!
I got like 5 of there from Michaels on sale for 6.20 I'm going to make one for my class mate wife he died in a motorcycle wreck this pass.Friday she does not know me so I no this will be a nice surprise he died 10 days after his birthday and 9 days after hers so sad 16years they were together my heart hurt for her
They are beautiful. The etching cream is very toxic be careful! I use a frosted spray paint it works great.. I make prayer candles. Thank you for your nice video
I'm so sorry for the tragic loss of your cousin.
Thank you for sharing your talent!
Thank You And Thank You for Telling the Secret with the squeegee It worked Beautifully. Love it So Much
Thank youuuu 💙
Good job, honey! You did that! Thank you for being authentic by mentioning your mistakes!
Thank you 💙 & nobody is perfect so i won’t sit here and flex like i am 😂
You have the most soothing voice! You should make your own app with words and sayings using your voice! You would do well. I also love the lantern..
awwwww thank you so much 🥺💙
This is just what I needed to know. You are a great teacher. Thank you!
Love this diy. Making some for my 4 grandchildren who lost their mom at an early age. Makes a beautiful Christmas present. Thank you for sharing your video.
Thank you for watching, i know they will love it 💙
Great method and new to me, what a calming voice you have, thank you ❤
You’re so sweet thank you!!! 🥰
Could I seal the with modge podge after to help protect the image while placing the glass back in? Or will that mess with the transparency?
What a beautiful tribute. Sorry for your loss 😢. You did a great job on this.
Thank you so much 🥺💙
how do you make the pictures come out dark? I transferred my pictures to the glass they didn't transfer dark like yours. I put the light inside the lantern and I can barely see the picture. What settings is your printer set at?
Thanks for sharing
It turned out nice
Thank you!!
Hello
I’m making a vase after I put the image on the glass do I have seal it with anything? So it doesn’t peal off
Yes you can choose to seal it with mod podge. I didn’t because the images were facing inside
@@CraftingwithKandor thank you so much and my project is the lanterns. I loved your video too
When putting the image on the etched glass do you put it on the etched side or non etched side? Or do you etch both sides?? Thank you it’s beautiful and exactly what I’m looking for.
Thank you! I put the photo on the non etched side
Absolutely love the video definitely want to try to make this What place would you recommend to give the Lantern . Definitely will be checking your store out also
So sorry for your loss.
Silly question. Can I do the same with the silhouette image?
I dont know if your brand of etching cream will be able to do this but you should be able to reuse your etching cream. So after your first piece of glass is done etching take a paintbrush and remove it from the etched glass and put it on the 2and piece of glass. You will probably have to add some fresh cream to completely cover it. Then let it set for the same amount of time and it should etch as if it is fresh cream. It saves A TON of etching cream especially if you etch a lot.
I hope this helps and allows you to save some etching cream and some $$. Hopefully it will work for the brand that you use!!
This video is great as well! My husband recently passed away and I am planning on doing one of these in remembrance of him! So thank you! I am sorry for your loss as well! Grieving the loss of a loved one is beyond horrible. There are no words that can perfectly describe the pain. One day at a time and remembering they are looking down on us and I do things I think will make him proud of me and love me more than he did yesterday!
🥺💙 I’m sorry for your loss as well. Thank you so much for watching! I know your lantern will turn out beautifully.
Also thank you for your tips, i definitely use my scraping tool to put the excess back in. Etching cream definitely isn’t cheap (even with hobby lobby’s 40% coupon lol)
I am assuming you print your images on the water slide paper. Now if I am putting the decal photo side down, do I need to seal the image? Or do you only seal it because you do mirror image and photo side up?
Did you used a regular photo
I love this. Beautiful job!
Thank you 💙
I'm sorry for your loss. Where you find the lanterns?
Very beautiful
Thank you 🥺💙
This is amazing. Im so sorry for your loss. I would like to make this and was hoping if you could tell me if you placed the images and writing on the same side of the etching or does it matter. Thanks for sharing
Thank you 💙 I placed the images on the opposite side of the etching
Could anyone tell me if this method or suggest a different method that would make these suitable for outdoors? I was thinking with the clear coating the photo would be waterproof?
Did you use white or clear water slide paper? It looks white however when it slides off it looks clear. Sorry, I am new at this and I'm making a lantern too. Thank you so much for sharing this!
You’re welcome! The water slide decal is clear. Just the backing is white. Thank you for watching, i know it will turn out nice 💙
Beautiful. Did you use clear water slide paper?
Thank you! And yes
How much modge pod he did u use on the photos?… and i have the squeeze bottle where I brush the modge podge on is it any different?… I want to make one for my grandmother whine I lost
I’m not too sure about the squeeze bottle mod podge because you have to dip the photo in water afterwards. I sprayed 5-6 coats of the acrylic sealer
This is amazing
U have inspired me to make 1 for my cousin his father just passed away
Sorry for your loss 🥺 I know he will cherish this gift! 💙
This is beautiful! What a lovely tribute. I am so sorry for your loss 😢 I want to make a couple but might try vellum paper. I don’t have etching cream. Thank you for sharing, new subbie here! ❤️🦋
Thank you thank you thank you 💙💙💙 I’ve never heard of vellum paper but I’m sure yours will turn out just as beautiful!
Use spray paint the frosted kind.. vellum is a hard semi transparent plastic type of paper in place of the frost
Any suggestions if I don't have a cricut machine on getting the verse on a panel?
You may be able to type the quote and print it on the waterslide decal. I’m not 100% certain but i don’t see why not.
@@CraftingwithKandor u had thought about that too, until I can invest in the cricut machine. Thanks doll!
TFS
Thank you for watching 🥰
How did you remove those glass pieces i have the same one and been trying about a month to remove the glass from the other sides
can you help
There are two little black tabs that are on each side of the frame to hold the glass in place. Once you lift them, push the glass from the outside in, there will be two sticky tabs at the top and bottom to make sure the glass doesn’t move around.
Make sure the black tabs are completely flat at the bottom. I hope this helps!
Where did you get your lantern
Michael’s
How did you seal the water slide after it was on the glass?
I didn’t, that’s why i put the pictures facing inwards to protect from scratching
I got like 5 of there from Michaels on sale for 6.20 I'm going to make one for my class mate wife he died in a motorcycle wreck this pass.Friday she does not know me so I no this will be a nice surprise he died 10 days after his birthday and 9 days after hers so sad 16years they were together my heart hurt for her