So Denubug from the Cricut Circle Forum posted about a great deal on compressors that could be used with Copic markers for airbrushing. Well, I managed to get a compressor, but instead of using it for airbrushing, I picked up a sandblasting gun. This is my first project etching glass by sandblasting:
I used the Sans Serif cartridge to cut out "DIANE" from some outdoor grade vinyl, weeded out the letters and applied the remaining vinyl to the jar. I taped around the vinyl on the jar to protect a greater area and I then blasted the jar with the using the sandblasting gun filled with Aluminium Oxide sand. I am impressed with how much deeper of a etch I got using the sandblasting gun over etching cream.
Here's the type of sandblasting gun I used and a picture of the homemade blast cabinet I made from a plastic storage box:
Finally, here's another picture of the jar filled with some peanut butter cups:
Thanks for looking!
4 comments:
Wow....I think I need that tool????
You don't need the etching cream?
No etching cream required when you sandblast.
How smart you are! Love all the ideas and projects you have! Another great project!
Carolyn
http://cccscraproom.blogspot.com
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