Thanks for asking Jillian! The manufacturer states that etched items (using this cream) can be safely washed on the top rack of a dishwasher. Personally, we handwash the beer glasses, just because that’s what we do with all of our beer and wine glasses whether they are etched or not. Hope this helps!

You did a nice job, and I love the idea of using a that wheat or hops graphic in place of the E! Very creative!

Thanks so much for sharing this with your readers, Jennifer! 🙂

Oooh, you must make these glasses for your husband! 🙂 We purchased this growler – which I agree is awesome – during a visit to Fredericksburg, Texas a few years ago. We stopped at the Fredericksburg Brewery and they had these for sale! Here’s their website: http://www.yourbrewery.com/

BTW…my husband is also a home brewer. Where did you get the awesome growler in the back with the metal handles? Thank you for the wonderful tutorial! -Jenn 🙂

Hope you’re having a fab weekend too, Malia! You simply MUST try the Martha Stewart Glass Etching cream! Not only am I glass etching all over the place, but even my husband has come up with some ideas too! Not just his beer glasses! 😉