✌️2 Of The Best Ways To Etch Glass At Home | Glass Etching With Cricut 

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You are a born teacher!

I like both but like the no mess of the etching vinyl and the etching cream for food items!

You are an excellent teacher.

I like that Etched Vinyl method! No chemicals. Love it

Those are beautiful etch cream bundle,😍

The mirrors are gorgeous!

I just bought the Etch Armor etching cream to etch some baking dishes for Christmas gifts. Watching this video gave me extra confidence to get started. You made it look so easy. I love these Design Bundles videos! I have been a customer of Design Bundles for about 2 years now and love all the designs and fonts they have. They have wonderful customer service. Now they are on RU-vid with amazing & educational tutorials and awesome instructors. Thank you Design Bundles! ❤❤❤

I just started watching you and I love how detailed you are!!

They both look very good. I am sure I would choose the etched vinyl.

Both are very cool!! I had no idea there was an etching vinyl!! They both looked beautiful!!

I love how excited you get when you finish a product and it turns out nice.

Both are nice...its the cream for me...love it 😍😍😍

Yes Mr. Crafty Pants time.

I like both

Love the mirror idea.

Hello hello everyone, here from GA.

Hi again fellow kentuckian :) I prefer the etched glass with armor etch

Great video! I'm commenting real quick before work & I apologise if I'm repeating a previously stated comment (no time to double check right now) but just fyi- With a design like that, where the original is wider than it is tall, and over the limit of your cutting capabilities, just rotate your design 90°. That way you can go much wider, as long as your height isn't more than your limit. Hope that helps!

They look so similar! You make it look easy!

The mirrors came out beautifully! TFS!

I love both and I am going to try both thank you AWESOME

Love watching you

😱😱😱 you can't even tell the difference! I purchased the etching cream, so I need to make something. Thank you this tutorial. I may try out the etch vinyl, too. 🤩

Michael is an absolutely amazing teacher/coach! I enjoy his tutorials and I learn so much! He is soooo easy to follow. Thank you so much for your time and teachings, you're a huge help to beginning Cricuteers like me!

Facing the transfer tape is a PRICELESS TIP! My reason is, for whatever reason (humidity, heat, cold) my transfer tape has a STATIC to it and I am noticing if I do it face first, it is pulling up the image real fast without giving me a chance to line it up. So, for that reason, I am going to do this from now on, ty so much. GREAT TIP!!

You are AMAZING not sure about the transfer tape

Both were gorgeous. I use etching cream the most because I usually want a permanent design. Etched vinyl is a great alternative though if you want a temporary fix.

Nice presentation

Awesome! We can make glass etching stencils too! It keeps getting better all the time. Thank you Michael for making these amazing videos! I learn so much from you 😃

Another clever tutorial, thank you

I'm so impressed and I love your kind and thorough style!

They both look the same, but I prefer the etching cream, because it is permanent. There's so much you could do with that! And, I can't wait to get started doing it! Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention and teaching it to me! I am very appreciative! Now I just want that cricket maker! Lol

I wish I had watched this a few days earlier. Thank you for great tutorials!!

Always learn something ftom your videos.

Nice tutorial. As usual

Wow!! That's so cool !! Thank you Michael for showing us!! I need to get that etched vinly!! Lol!!😉

Those both look great and you make it look so easy. I see armor etch in my future ❤

Wow you are so good MR CRAFTY PANTS . They look amazing 👍

I finally used etching cream the other day. Now I want to try the vinyl.

Beautiful result Michael.

This etching vinyl is a total game changer and both looks look so close can hardly tell a difference. Especially if you have kids around you don't want them getting into that cream.

Etching cream hands down!

So glad I saw this. Thank you for showing the difference between the two.

I liked the etched glass version. You make it look so easy! Thanks Michael!

I didn't know how very similar these two looks are, I've used the Amor Etch, but never the vinyl. Love them both. Love how your mirrors came out. Hugs, Brenda

Great teacher 👏🏻

I am loving these tutorials!!!

Wow! I like the glass etching cream method.

Always wondered about etched vinyl, your an amazing teacher 🧑‍🏫

That etching vinyl is so awesome. I use the etching cream, but I think you just gave me a new favorite way to do etching. Thank you.

Great job! They both look great! One of my favorite videos!

I'm a minute or so late but I'm here and excited!

Michael was amazing as usual. He teaches so effortlessly. I am so blessed to have seen his video. I learn something new every time. Thank you Mr. Crafty for all you do!

Awesome!! Can't tell which one was actually etched.

Thank you Michael, learning a lot from you.

Hello thank you I just bought some glasses I wanted to etch .you saved me so much time. thank you for taking the time out of your day to post the links ! You Rock !

Love them both . I have tried the cream before. Will try the vinyl once l get my machine going . Thank you MCP .

I like them both. But I also liked the vinyl paper

I’m addicted to glass etching. It is so beautiful once your project is completed. 🥰

LOVE them both! Always good to have options. Thank you, Michael!!!

Watched this video twice and I finally get what you did. Awesome

Wow I can’t believe how similar they look!

really wish I could get starcraft in uk and auntie stays stuff her bling is amazing.. I'm so jealous

Thank you for this, I like the etching cream method since it is permanent. But I do like both ways

Your instruction is so easy to follow thanks

Hi Michael - Great video. I just got my Cricut Air (I won it here on RU-vid - lucky me) and now after a few days of working with it I actually understand everything you did today. You are a natural teacher with a relaxed and informative manner. I've been reading Facebook and I now see why so many Cricuteers (I made that word up - like Mousekateers - Tee Hee ) recommend you. I really appreciate everything you do to enhance our cricut fun. Thanks for sharing and continued success. Love PegEgg

I really couldn’t choose. They both looked wonderful. And the frosted vinyl was a non full on commitment.

Michael...I wish I had known about you long time ago because the way you explain how to do these crafts, you makes it soooo easy. I appreciate you...thank you!!

Those came out so good!! I think I'm going to try the etching cream first!

Explained so well...Thank you!

Awesome. I always learn something new. Didn't know they had etched vinyl, could see this used on shower doors, where the cream might be difficult.

First time watching Mr. Crafty Pants, love him! Very easy to understand - makes me want to give it a try right away!

I enjoy watching your videos. I’m learning a lot with your easy to follow instructions. Thanks!

Fantastic!! Will be adding this to my things to do list!

Yet another amazing video. You present them so well and make them look as easy to make as they actually are 🤲🏻

Love it

They both turned out very cool

With the vinyl you can see it’s reflection, so I prefer the cream, because the lines look cleaner. But if you want to be able to change out the design of course the vinyl makes sense.

I love your videos and look forward to trying this!

I love your videos!! I don't have my machine yet (it will be delivered tomorrow) but I have been watching your videos for over a week and im so excited.

I did learn something! I didn't even know stencil film vinyl, for stenciling or etching, even existed! That is too cool! Thank you for sharing Michael. :) for now, I would have to use the cream. Maybe eventually I can try that awesome vinyl! Stay safe and well and thank you again. You guys have a great day! :)

Both mirrors look very nice. I’m going to get some etching vinyl and try it both ways. Merry Christmas everyone.🎄

Hello from Carson City NV

Absolutely brilliant thanks so much. I have the glass etching cream and have ordered both stencil vinyl and the etched vinyl to try on some small table mirrors to hold candles. We will see ah?

omggg love it

Love them both. I’ve used the Armor Etch before, now I see the vinyl is in my future for some other projects. Thank you for introducing it to us.

You're cute in the glasses! 😄

I learn something new every day with Michael 😊

Love them both! I would most likely do the etched vinyl.

Loved this since I don’t have armoire etch today I will use the vinyl one first. Thank you for sharing and enriching our skill with Cricut projects. Mr . Crafty Pants you make this all look so seem less. Thank you for these tutorials they help make crafting fun.

I liked both very much but if I had to chose ... I pick the Etching Cream.

This is so pretty

These look great! Thank you for sharing these techniques. Would have liked seeing them side by side.

You are awesome. Love them both.

Thank you I will try this for sure

I guess it depends on the cost of each method and if its a significant difference 🤔 both ways seems doable. Im trying out the cream so thanks for you videos and tutorials, very helpful ☺. Also, I wanted to tell you love your manicure 😘

Thank you so much!!! I’ve been so scared to dive into etching but this gives me hope ! 🖤🥰

You look so cute in your protective goggles. Work! Thank you for another great tutorial!!!

Oh thanks for the links. Appreciate it. I like that I can use both etching cream and vinyl to accomplish different projects. Love the education.