Saturday, January 7, 2012

# Jodi Baune # snowflakes

Chasing away those Winter Blues!

Hello Cheery Lynn fans! This weeks challenge - Winter Blues - was my inspiration for today’s creation.
I used a old jar from a candle, but you could easily create something similar using an old wine bottle, vase, or search you local thrift store for other ideas….the hunt is half the fun! Wouldn’t this make an elegant vase for that much needed bouquet to bring you out of those winter blues, or even a lovely candle holder for those cold winter nights!
Using adhesive backed craft vinyl, I used Snowflake #2 to cut several snowflakes. Since the snowflakes were small enough and easy to handle, I did not use transfer tape this time. I removed the backing of the vinyl and adhered the snowflakes randomly around the jar. Make sure all parts of the snowflake are snug to the jar; you don’t want any etching cream to leak underneath and ruin your image. Next, apply the glass etching cream over the entire jar/bottle. (I used Armour Etch) Wait the length of time listed in the instructions on your bottle, rinse the etching cream away. Add a ribbon and tag. Enjoy!
You still have time to enter this weeks challenge for you chance to win the $20 gift certificate!
Have a super weekend!
Jodi


8 comments:

  1. Wow Jodi, this is fantastic. I don't know why I've never thought to use my dies with my vinyl. Does it gum up the die? Wonderful inspiration, as well as, a beautiful gift for someone. Hugs, dj1952

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  2. Beautiful! I've never used vinyl with the dies either. Great inspiration!

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  3. Thank you for the lovely comments, ladies!

    dj1952, that is a wonderful question! No, the vinyl does not gum up the die!! The dies cut the vinyl beautifully too...smooth like butter!!

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  4. This is a beautiful vase! I love the etching with the dies...so elegant and pretty!

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  5. Really lovely Jodi, the etching shows off the die-cut so beautifully on the glass.... must try this at some point!

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  6. What a fantastic way to use the dies! I love it. Celeste

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  7. What a stunning idea Jodi and the effect is just: wow!!!
    Love from France, Kianel.

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