StencilGirl & Etchall Blog Hop!

3/14/2018

Welcome to Day ONE of the StencilGirl Products & etchall Blog Hop!

I’m excited to be sharing a tutorial for the cool slate coasters I created with Seth Apter's stencils and etchall.
I started by spraying etchall® reposition/reuse stencil spray lightly to the back of these Seth Apter mini stencils:

3 Ring

Stained Glass

Swirl

Excel

I let the spray dry so the backs were sticky, and I positioned them on four 4" x 4" slate coasters.
Once in position, I applied pressure gently to the stencils with an etchall® Squeegee.

Next, I used the squeegee to spread etchall® etching crème over the open areas of the stencils.

After waiting 15 minutes, I used the squeegee to return the creme back into the original bottle.

I rinsed the surface of each slate coaster until all the cream had been removed.
Then I peeled off the stencils and voila!
Now I have these really cool and unique, etched coasters!

And what would a Blog Hop be without a GIVEAWAY??!!!
One lucky winner will receive an etchall® Glass Etching Bee-ginner Kit, reposition/reuse stencil spray
AND a $25 Gift Certificate to StencilGirl Products!

What do you have to do to enter?
Just leave a comment below by Tuesday, March 20th at 11:59PM Central Time.
The more blogs you comment on, the more chances you have to WIN!
One winner will be chosen at random from all blog comments!
(One comment per blog please.)

You have until Tuesday, March 20th at 11:59PM Central Time to leave your comments.
Winner will be announced on
StencilGirl's Facebook page and etchall’s Facebook page on Wednesday, March 21.

Today's Blog Hop Order:
Mary Beth Shaw
Gwen Lafleur
Mary C. Nasser – you are here!
Debi Adams – go here next!
Tina Walker
Cindi McGee
Nadine Carlier
Joe Rotella

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Good luck winning!

35 Comments

Edwige V.

3/14/2018 05:14:26 am

Very cool ! Live them !

bailey earith

3/14/2018 06:18:22 am

hoping and hopping

helen v markee

3/14/2018 07:14:06 am

very nice!!

Gini Cagle link

3/14/2018 07:37:58 am

I didn't know that Etchall would work on slate - super cool!

Terry O'

3/14/2018 08:20:17 am

Who knew this could be so easy and turn out so great!

Patricia

3/14/2018 08:33:12 am

I'm going to make some of these, thanks!

Patricia Gonzales

3/14/2018 09:11:55 am

OMG! I've seen those slate coasters and wondered what I could possibly do with them (outside of using them as is). This is great -- and of course I love Seth's anything! But using *stencils* to etch . . . what a fabulous idea!

Amber Karr

3/14/2018 09:40:10 am

New possibilities and love the finished look, thanks

Ruth

3/14/2018 10:47:38 am

I had no idea that slate can be etched.

Patricia Lintner link

3/14/2018 11:04:41 am

I love how you chose slate coasters! I have slate tables in my living room and these would be so adorable on them! And with Seth's stencils how could they not be so cool.

Jean Marmo

3/14/2018 11:48:18 am

These are so cool! I have never tried anything like this!

Dee Spillane

3/14/2018 12:05:58 pm

Gosh, leave it to you Mary. You have such great ideas and this is one I love. So cool you can use in slate. Wow!

Luan

3/14/2018 12:50:21 pm

Would Love to try this product!!

marian riley

3/14/2018 01:17:53 pm

Had no idea it would work on slate.

Marge Taylor

3/14/2018 02:24:38 pm

These are awesome!

Kathe Deck

3/14/2018 05:11:18 pm

I'm another one who would never have thought to try etching slate; so glad you did, these are awesome!

steph

3/14/2018 05:12:38 pm

Great etching on slate coasters

Nadine Carlier link

3/14/2018 08:37:06 pm

I love Seth Apters stencils and I love how you used them, great idea!

Debi Adams link

3/14/2018 09:34:14 pm

I love how you think Mary! This is a cool application to a material I would have never thought of using!

Donna Goggin

3/14/2018 10:52:47 pm

Cool coasters.

Janet Ingraham

3/14/2018 10:56:00 pm

New to me but so great!

Diane Murphy

3/15/2018 05:37:14 am

Great idea and technique. Etched slate would be fun (and durable) in my gardens as art and plant markers.

Susie Bentz

3/15/2018 05:51:03 am

fabulous! I need to play with some slate now!

Patty

3/15/2018 07:48:47 am

Coasters! Awesome idea, Mary!

Debi Vought link

3/15/2018 11:47:28 am

Never knew you could use etchall on slate!! Very creative!

Candy Rosenberg link

3/15/2018 01:50:08 pm

This is so incredibly cool! Love it!

Ginnie

3/15/2018 03:04:39 pm

Wow! Didn’t realize it would work on slate!

Catherine Lenoci

3/15/2018 05:06:34 pm

Nice project!

maria soto

3/16/2018 01:30:45 pm

I need to remember to get some slate - love your set.

erin reed link

3/16/2018 01:58:24 pm

this is so cool, i need to etch some stone :)

Mary Holshouser

3/16/2018 05:02:42 pm

What a great idea. Something
functional and beautiful to use
all the time. thanks for
sharing.
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Annette Reed link

3/16/2018 07:17:33 pm

These are definately cool! The designs look great!

Rebecca Middleton

3/16/2018 08:27:16 pm

WOW. I am totally impressed with the EtchAll and what y'all did with stencils. I have THE UGLIEST glazed ceramic canister set that I am going to repaint, and I bought some of this EtchAll stuff a month ago, to use to totally cover the canisters with because I want spray paint to stick and this was the only way I could think of to give the surface some "tooth".

Hobby link

3/17/2018 06:05:35 am

Hi Mary! Lovely tutorial!

Cathy Potosky link

3/17/2018 02:52:00 pm

Wow!!! Love the slate tiles!

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