Wine and Designs offers kits that include Wine Glasses, Permanent Glass Paints, Brushes, Stencil ideas, and Instructions for completing your masterpieces.
Look at Create for Less for unique rub on transfers to put on the glasses. Rub-ons are the easiest for a party as they don't make a mess and even the unskilled can use them. Also buy extra glass paint, brushes, and stencils.
Try etching monograms or other designs. Michaels has a great project where they show you how to easily etch glasses. It's fairly simple: position vinyl letter sticker and tape on the glass. (The glass will not etch where the vinyl is positioned.) Paint the etching cream onto the glass in a smooth layer. Allow it to set for as long as the manufacturer recommends. Rinse the etching cream off the glass with warm water in a stainless steel
Each guest can take home their wine glass or give them all to the bride so the bride now has an excellent collection for her bar.
(Thanks to Elizabeth Anne Designs for the inspiration for this post.)
1 comment:
I've etched glass pieces before with my wife, and I must say that it's a fun activity for couples. For our first anniversary, we gave away each of our party guests a recycled wine glass. They were only about twenty people, so we decided to personalize each glass with their name. It was the perfect souvenir!
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