And then I came home and saw my pie plate...30 minutes later I had this.
I used my Cricut Alphalicious cartridge for the words "easy as". Then I used the Jasmine cartridge for the Pi symbol - see the picture for how it came together.
Vinyl (aka contact paper) is ready to go - time to get out the Armor Etch and lather that stuff on. I love this part - so easy but yet SO productive.
About one song of Lady Antebellum on my Pandora station later and it's already time to get the Armor Etch off. I used my foam brush and put it back into the jar! Yup, I just learned that you can use this stuff over and over again.
Run it under warm water, peel it off, and...
Here it is! Time to make a pie so I can use this beautiful, dorky dish?
Ha ha! That's awesome! Love me some pi(e). :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your sweet comment on my blog! I think this project is brilliant! It made me chuckle.
ReplyDeleteI think it's dorky, but hilarious/cute! Definitely don't take it to Goodwill! I'm sure your hubby doesn't use the pie dish, so it's ok if he doesn't like it!
ReplyDeleteSuch an awesome project! I love the pi, very clever ;)
ReplyDeleteI love this! It looks so easy!
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That is so cute! I had no idea you could use the stuff over and over! Thanks for the tip! And thanks for sharing at the Pomp Party! Pinning!!!
ReplyDeleteWow I'm so happy that I found this wonderful blog that may be a good source of ideas when I want to make my own etched glass. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome! You should sell the template on etsy!
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