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Old 11-13-2004, 07:06 PM   #1  
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Default etching on glass question
I tried etching on glass tonight for the 1st time using the quick embossing technique then the etching cream. I used the Lace Snowflakes set & was disappointed when I lost a lot of the detail. Can anyone shed some light on why that may have happened? Too much Versamark ink on the stamp? Heated the embossing powder too long?? I just love this set & am hoping I can figure out how to make the etching work to show all the beautiful detail.
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