



DIY Skeleton Hands Etched Glasses
Suppplies:
- Set of Libbey Glasses found at Big Lots
- Adhesive-backed stencil
- Etching cream
- Small brush
Anytime I’m trying a DIY for the first time I want to a) make sure I didn’t spend a lot if it doesn’t work out and b) make sure it’s made up of quality products if it does! I got this set of 4 Libbey glasses (and I LOVE their shape) for around $5.
When I saw them they immediately brought to mind skeleton hands wrapped around them.
So I used my vinyl cutting machine to create some skeleton hands that were just the perfect size for wrapping around my glasses. You can grab the .SVG file I used to make your own here: Skeleton Hands.SVG. If you don’t have a vinyl cutting machine you can always used an adhesive backed stencil for this project.
Be sure to weed out the negative space of your vinyl stencil.
Prior to applying stencil to your glass be sure to wipe clean with alcohol first. If you’re using vinyl you know the importance of using the vinyl transfer material! If not, apply your stencil as you normally would.
Be certain to smooth down all of the edges.
Remove your transfer material (if using). And you’re ready to get started!
Apply a thick coat of your etching cream and, per manufacturers instructions, allow time for it to do its thing! Mine was done in 15 mins.
And then…..you’ll have this!! How cool is that!
You can have an entire set of spooky skeleton hand glasses this Halloween for under $10! What’s your favorite way to get the cool stuff you want without spending more than you have to?
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