I cried through the whole thing,
even the slideshow at the reception showing pictures of them as children,
and I didn't even know them as children.
I need help.
Anyway, I wanted to share the gift that I made for the happy couple.
Using Armor Etch and my cutting machine, I monogrammed a glass pitcher and glasses.
I have also done this before with an exacto knife and contact paper. Just print out your design and trace it on the contact paper, then cut it out.
Stick it to your glass and follow the directions on the glass etching cream.
I went with a Lemonade Theme:
"If life ever gives you lemons..."
Inside the pitcher, I placed a recipe for my favorite drink: lemon-limeade made from freshly squeezed fruit.
Ooooh, this recipe is making me crave some warm afternoons on the patio.
Love,
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What a neat gift.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!! THank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a God Filled Day
Shirley
I received something like this for a wedding gift. I had no idea you could make it on your own. So cute!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I have a couple weddings this summer- this is a jackpot idea! I'm definately doing it:) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDARLING and a perfect gift! Who doesn't love things monogrammed--especially when you are first married and have a new last name? You are so smart, Erin! I LOVE these pictures--so sunny and cheery. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThose turned out really great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling idea!
ReplyDeletecute gift! and I love how you have it presented... HELLO Summer! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it and how clever and personal, I bet they loved it!
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet gift!!! You are so talented!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gift! What's your address so I can invite you to mine ;)
ReplyDeleteDo you have a Silhouette? I'm been eyeing one for months!
OOOHHH! This is gorgeous!!! I hope you'll stop by the PRETTY PACKAGES PARTY and share it!!
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smiles!!
Jami
That is the coolest gift - so fun that it's personalized especially for them! It looks wonderful:)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I love this! I've been wanting to do etched glass!! What kind of machine do you have? I've seen it done a lot with the Silhouette. I have a Cricut and want a Silhouette now so badly. I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteJen
I love this! What a great idea. I have a quick question for you about Armor Etch...do you ever have problems with it being blotchy? I have tried it a few times with contact paper and paper punched shapes (snowflake, circle, etc.) on clear glass plates and glasses, and it is always blotchy! I am wondering if maybe I have a bad jar of Armor Etch? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYes-- I always leave mine on for at least 10 minutes (the bottle says 5) and that seems to do the trick. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful! What a fun {inexpensive} way to personalize! You're right...awesome gift idea! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeletegreat idea! I can't wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome gift idea! So thoughtful!
ReplyDeleteThis is an adorable gift idea!!! I love it! Hoping I get something sweet like this for my wedding coming up! ;)
ReplyDeleteErin, that is so thoughtful! And what a beautiful gift!
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic!
ReplyDeletewhat a CUTE idea! I am going to do that for a wedding present!
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