Gina Michele

Etching glass sounds complicated, but it's a breeze thanks to Armour Etch and Cricut! The Cricut is used to create a stencil and then the Armour Etch is brushed on and the glass etches in minutes. Armour Etch is a fast-acting specially formulated glass etching compound that lets you create permanently etched designs on windows, mirrors, and household glassware. How to Etch Glass with Armour Etch and Cricut

Etching glass sounds complicated, but it's a breeze thanks to Armour Etch and Cricut! The Cricut is used to create a stencil and then the Armour Etch is brushed on and the glass etches in minutes. Armour Etch is a fast-acting specially formulated glass etching compound that lets you create permanently etched designs on windows, mirrors, and household glassware. How to Etch Glass with Armour Etch and Cricut

What are the differences between the Explore Air and Explore Air 2? The Cricut Explore Air 2 cuts twice as fast as the Air. The Cricut Explore Air 2 can be used both wirelessly or with a USB cable. This set contains scissors, reverse grip tweezers (enabling them to lift and secure in one step), scraper (constructed to scrape and clean unwanted scraps from the Circuit cutting mats, contributing to a longer-lasting mat), spatula (precisely lifts images from the Circuit cutting mat, preventing tearing and curling), and a weeder (perfect for removing tiny cuts, including Negative pieces of vinyl and iron - on from the carrier sheet, or poking out tiny negative pieces from a cut cardstock image).

What are the differences between the Explore Air and Explore Air 2? The Cricut Explore Air 2 cuts twice as fast as the Air. The Cricut Explore Air 2 can be used both wirelessly or with a USB cable. This set contains scissors, reverse grip tweezers (enabling them to lift and secure in one step), scraper (constructed to scrape and clean unwanted scraps from the Circuit cutting mats, contributing to a longer-lasting mat), spatula (precisely lifts images from the Circuit cutting mat, preventing tearing and curling), and a weeder (perfect for removing tiny cuts, including Negative pieces of vinyl and iron - on from the carrier sheet, or poking out tiny negative pieces from a cut cardstock image).