Glassware Etching

Glass Etching one of the most approachable, and fastest crafts that you can made with an amazing payoff.

What is Glass etching? The process is known as Acid etching, also known as ‘French Embossing’ that was invented in the Victorian era.

It gives the glass a frosted, etched finish in delicate tones of white and diffused shades.

The process was originally used by the Victorians for decorating windows and doors in public houses and bars, where it gave a luxurious and expensive feel to sitting areas. It also afforded privacy as it is not easy to see through acid-etched glass. 

Experience the hands-on crafting process of design weeding, and vinyl application with chemical etching, and bring home your own customized glassware with this historical glass decorative method.

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Class duration: 1.5 to 2 hours

Age 12 years old onward

Children aged 12 are required to attend session with an accompanying adult.

 

Items provided:

Glassware

Gloves

Foam brush

Masking tape

Etching cream

Uncut Vinyl or ready made design stencil

Tracing paper

Drawing pen

Scissors / a cutting matt and x-acto knife / Cricut Machine

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* Purchase additional Glassware available during class (Prices & sizes depending on availability).

**No price reduction regardless of glassware choice.

***Completed artwork can be brought back on the same day, bubble wrap will be provided

****Light refreshments and drinks will be provided during the class.

*****Confirmation of the workshop will be via email with payment instructions.

******Bring your Own Bag to carry your completed work back

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Price:

$38 per person