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" You don&amp;#039;t have to go far to give that plain glass pitcher or vase a whole new look\u2013\u2013just open a drawer. Clear adhesive shelf liner creates an etched-glass effect when applied to glass, thanks to its translucent vinyl composition. And better yet, you can easily swap out (or remove), something that&amp;#039;s impossible with most craft store etching creams. WHAT YOU&amp;#039;LL NEED A clean glass pitcher or vase Clear adhesive shelf liner (a.k.a. Con-Tact paper) A craft knife or embroidery scissors (for cutting out fine details) Floral Template  HOW TO MAKE IT Step 1: Draw a design Either trace your template or freehand draw a floral shape directly onto the plastic side of the adhesive shelf liner. For a designer look, vary small and large shapes. Step 2: Cut out the decals Using your craft knife or scissors, cut through both layers (the plastic and paper) of the shelf liner, creating decals. Step 3: Smooth on a floral motif Peel away the paper backing from your floral decals, then apply the decal to the pitcher. Smooth over the flower with your fingers to eliminate any air bubbles. Larger designs can end up with lots of air bubbles\u2013\u2013simply pop them with a needle to eliminate without having to reposition the decal. *NOTE: Always remove the decals before washing the pitcher. The high heat of the dishwasher can melt the decals right off. This project is the brainchild of Brieanne Dyas, whose inspiring work is featured on CraftFoxes and who sells wares on her Etsy store, Dinner at Eight. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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