faux peweter jewelry

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[@bejayroles5820]

Holy moly! I make beaded jewellery and my friend has just started working with silver. I can't afford to make that jump, but I have a glue gun, I have cardboard and I have black acrylic paint, so all I need to get is some silver and a flat brush and I'm in business. Thanks once again for bringing us such wonderful frugal crafts x

[@j.m.england6828]

What's this about using silver paint, i never saw her use any silver paint at all, i think she just used black paint, let it dry slightly, than just wiped over it with a brush, i at this moment have no sound on my laptop, so i could not hear anything at all, my main problem is i have no idea what it was that she is using in those tubes or smaller bottles, she held it up & it went away to fast, i even tried to back track, i still couldn't see what she was using at all .Does anyone here reading this know what she is using from those tubes at all"

[@bugyborelalle9998]

Bejay Roles plastic and silver are a little different :D your businesses will not be the same :D

[@jsquared5evaalsocas830]

@@bugyborelalle9998 I am fairly certain she knows that..

[@primrozie]

@@j.m.england6828 She did use silver paint.

[@wendypicciano7244]

err I yeseee d. See. Deeduffy ur ü

[@paulage1art]

What a blast from the past to rewatch! Arrived here by way of your faux rusting gear piece, which I found when searching for Paper Artsy Rusting Powder. I LOVE going on “down the rabbit hole” explorations! 💗💗💗

[@marinelisecostantini9839]

quick tip when using hot glue. Do it on baking paper. It's non stick so it comes off really easily without any trouble

[@eevagirl]

Thank you (:

[@bonneswartzfager4190]

I am so glad you showed how to do this. I had thought of using stamps in hot glue but I was concerned my stamps would be ruined. You're brilliant.

[@ShoshiPlatypus]

This is totally brilliant! Thanks for sharing a superb tutorial - so easy to do, and so cheap and quick too, with excellent results. Lots of potential for this technique, not just for jewellery - but for embellishing projects, covering boxes etc.

[@eileengavinlarsen4509]

Great idea, and you're SUCH a good teacher...super creative, to the point, straightforward. LOVE your creative drying tray...so clever!

[@SouthernAngelsStamping]

I love crafts like this! I have a box full of empty food boxes like that to use for crafting. I cant wait to give this a try! Love the drying rack too! I need to make me one of those!

[@ooohlaa13]

u r so generous, delightful and resourceful ... love your work and teaching style in all your vids ... you make everything look so easy with all your tips.

[@thegypsy1968]

This is AWESOME!!!!! Your the best LIndsay!!!!! thanks so much! Gonna do this today! I lived in Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine for 46 years and have been in North Carolina for 2 yrs now..but my husband spent most of his childhood in Maine , Machias?...I think that is how you spell it...I just love you and all your videos...what an inspiration you have been to me...Love and Hugs from NC..

[@jensherman2771]

8 years later! I am making these big enough to cover ugly kitchen tiles! Beautiful! Thank you💛💛

[@path6741]

Great tutorial! I can't believe you can wear long sleeves and a sweater to paint with acrylics! I always ruin whatever I'm wearing around paints and inks. My favorite thing is to drop the ink pad in my lap and/or drag my sleeve through the paint. One time I was reinking a black archival ink pad, the reinker was close to empty and at the last second it did a raspberry and my chest was covered with black specs. After washing it looked like the dress had been left in the washer too long and got moldy. All my dark colored clothes have gesso on them. It's like our black and white cat--fur to show on every color you wear.

[@andreamaiorana8490]

Pat Hathaway 😁🤗

[@moonlitedaze5688]

haha...that sounds like me

[@susanlacy9534]

Love your tutorials! So fun to watch you, I feel inspired to create some forged faux metal Looks really fun.

[@marisameier9035]

Today I found these on KZbin and had immediately to try it and I am really happy with my new pair of earrings. It's so easy to do and really beautiful! Thanks a lot for sharing this idea!

[@jjcj91]

I just adore you!!!! Love your cheery voice and craft ideas! You make me smile!!!!

[@lionharehart]

How about a 99 cent store tweezers so you don't burn your fingers?

[@lchristoffer]

Wonderful, Lindsay!!! Very classy looking and yet simple! Tyvm

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Thanks so much!

[@gatekeepersacredshapes]

This is like the first thing that I have found that I can instantly do it right at home because I already have all the materials! simple and awesome!!!

[@lorrainewoodwark8955]

Beautiful work. You made it look so easy.

[@mitchscroggins1327]

Mitchalisia here. Love this idea ! Going to make some pendants & earrings for Christmas gifts ! Thanks for sharing ! Very creative & very cool ! ♥🌷♥

[@CoFFee123..]

This is really really AWESOME! I am really blessed by your tutorials. I thought hot glue is only for gluing purposes. Thank you, thank you.

[@zoilarivera8866]

You never stop amazing me......I just love how easy you make everything for us. Love everything you do.........Thanks

[@merxeverazvi2725]

Es una maravilla! qué fácil y preciosos que quedan! Me ha gustado mucho el soporte para el secado, es muy ingenioso. Gracias por enseñarnos a hacer estas cosas tan bonitas. Un beso.

[@susieque3361]

You are a JOY to watch~with totally AWESOME ideas and inspiration!!! Thank you!!!!!

[@nancyh9125]

Can you get a perfect shape when using the hot glue and a stamp?

[@StylHarmony]

Easy, cheap and fast !! Every thing I love ! Thanks

[@nikolabailey2129]

Brilliant video to watch and so easy to follow thank you. Something I can do with my daughters x Thank you for sharing xxxxxx

[@mischamarchenko6867]

GREAT WORK. This tutorial really looks & sounds like real metal. Many thanks & Good Luck to you.

[@journalingadventures]

This was soooooo much fun! I made crosses with a stamp that look like pewter! I love this. Thank you

[@thespeedingturtle9640]

That is awesome Lindsay ! Thank you so much for sharing this. I'm going to try this out as embellishments for journal covers. Cheers ! Janis

[@thefrugalcrafter]

The Speeding Turtle nice!

[@loriayres4948]

This is awesome! I love those earrings!

[@dianeruckenstein3540]

Lindsay, you are just great! I've enjoyed every one of your videos that I've been able to watch and I'm looking forward to more!

[@mamablitgermonica3883]

Oh my....love this technique. Just a fabolous idea ! Thanks a lot for the inspiration ! Hugs from SPAIN

[@ioy6891]

Cool! I didn't know you could stamp hot glue. It's amazing how it looks like real pewter. 👍❤️☺️

[@BarbaraMerryGeng]

Happy New Year sweetie You continue to inspire me with your crafty ideas I love your videos

[@paolastreghetta5970]

bellissima idea, costo zero, leggera, comoda e soprattutto carini gli oggetti creati, grazie!

[@nadinegarrett46]

Black and silver looks good Do you think it would look as good in other colors Do the paint become to wet for the cardboard

[@marywood8241]

Awsome!!! Can't wait to make these!! Thank you for sharing! 💖

[@8927653]

I love your videos! You are very talented using everyday stuff!

[@cacevedo07]

Beautiful. How do you protect your jewelry?

[@laurielane4740]

So, so, so ,so cool. Can't wait to try your ideas. You made it so simple. Thanks for sharing.

[@karenherman8653]

I am so excited to make hot glue earrings! What a fantastic craft! Thanks so much for the inspiration.

[@vapurl9330]

I remember in tne 80s using brown paper bags and glue, then holding it over a candle to give it that faux metal look. I think this is safer and looks just as wonderful.

[@patmillhoff1380]

I still do brown paper bags and tacky glue. Love that look.

[@vapurl9330]

When I did the brown paper bag over the candle thing; I caught that baby on fire. Exciting craft day that day. Lol!

[@patmillhoff1380]

VA Purl I am terrible. I laughed out loud, for real

[@vapurl9330]

Ican laugh now, but it was so stupid when I did it. Felt like a doofus.

[@jltavare]

Can you show us how to do it?

[@mixedmediamosaicmama]

Oh wow! I am so gonna make myself some earrings girl!! Thank you so much for this wonderful idea/video!!

[@pamelashield6831]

You are an absolutely awesome crafter. Thank you.

[@Indigo6g]

This was so simple and clever. Thanks for the new insight.

[@misswilkinson1964]

Amazing.....They look like metal....thanks for teaching this technique....regards from Chile!!!!!

[@coolprik1]

It's amazing. Can I use clear stamps or only rubber stamps can be used? Thx.

[@moonlitedaze5688]

Love the Faux Peweter! Thanks Lindsay

[@blahblahart5]

In your latest ask a crafter, a viewer asked about crayon art. I'm no fan of the crayon art either but...here's a tip for an impatient crafter. I melted a small part of black crayon into the hot glue and pressed the stamp in. It looks fabulously tricky cool. : ) I didn't have to get my hands full of paint and I got to melt things with my heat gun. The glitter crayons made the items shimmer. Thank you for the idea. Your thumbs up fantastic.

[@yvonneduffy6812]

Love your stuff, you are such a talented lady, thank you

[@eevagirl]

You clever fun sausage! Especially love that foam core with pins in it & your silicon backing thingy :D

[@ruthfleming5072]

Wonderfully creative, luv it!

[@lujeanmartin8429]

Cool technique and looks easy peasy! Thanks for the great tutorial(s)!!! :)

[@primrozie]

I never saw this video before! You have such great ideas.

[@california8901]

what do you use to make a hole for earring making ??? thanks

[@paolacolombo7822]

Bravissima!! Complimenti per questa tecnica spettacolare👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@jaytee2642]

Well, isn't that inventive!👍🏻👍🏻 Never would have thought of using a rubber stamp on hot glue! I'll definitely refer back to this one at some point. I don't wear large earrings, but I'm thinking of ways to use this as embellishments on junk journals, treasure boxes etc. Thanks so much for sharing.🤗

[@judichristopher4604]

Thank YOU Lindsay for another wonderful tutorial... ;) You are one smart cookie... This a great idea.

[@lynnbehnke6910]

Is it safe to stamp into hot glue with photopolymer stamps? Thank you.

[@r.rouchonimages7419]

girl your videos are so inspiring keep it up

[@Gicchinno]

Do you recommend coating these with any finish such as ModPodge or some other type of acrylic sealant? I'd think that they'd be prone to wearing issues on the paint without doing so but, could be wrong.

[@jeffnval1]

You always come up with the coolest projects! I wonder if you used versa mark on your stamp first, if it will release easier? Worth a try!

[@elizabethvallely4044]

Great idea Lindsay and they are very pretty your very smart lady,,! Thank you for sharing! Hugs Liz X

[@piak78]

U're very talented. Thank u for sharing your ideas with us. Love your videos. :)

[@CraftingVicky]

That is super clever!!! I'm going to try this out!!!

[@primrozie]

Do you think it would be ok to use the Vintage dies for a stamp? Thanks Lindsay

[@erikadobosz4873]

That is pretty darn cool.Love it!!!

[@melissabrewer5551]

Can anyone tell me the process of laying aluminum foil to emboss? Is it layered with foil n more foil or what

[@bigkingsha]

Wow this is awesome. I would have never thought to use hot glue...it's certainly cheaper than poly clay or actual metal pewter casting. Very nice technique indeed!

[@feliciaramirez8148]

Wow that's so cool. I love it. I'd definatly wear those ☺

[@amnavas1971]

I think this is a very good idea for add embellishment to my art journal, thank you

[@atomiclisa]

Great and inspiring tutorial! One question: do you need to seal the finish product?

[@thefrugalcrafter]

you don't need too unless you want to

[@atomiclisa]

Thank you! And thanks for making your projects. They seem very doable.

[@arlenemargaretsilva]

I love these! TYFS, I also made a pair, they're ok. I should also have put the home lunch up higher to the edge of earrings.

[@angelaperkins662]

Is the punch one used for leather? I don't find one like that with regular punches.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

nope, it is a paper punch 1/16" hole:)

[@paulalovesart4545]

Wow, so fun and nice! I can imagine this would be very therapeutic to do :) Thank you so much for sharing it :)

[@barbbear35]

Lindsey, that is so darn cool! Love it! I'm going to try it out tomorrow! b

[@loveofgodjesuschrist3778]

OmG this video is awesome I will be adding these to my collection thank you so much!

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Lindsay that’s so awesome and great. Thank you so much 😊

[@tapestrygaldesigns5049]

That is amazing. Do you coat with anything afterwards?

[@thefrugalcrafter]

TapestryGal Designs you can but you don't need to:)

[@lindascoleman220]

Lindsay, do you put a top coat sealer when completed? I viewed this older video last night for the first time and decided to give it a try. Thank you for all your amazing videos! I also found out that hot glue does not stick to parchment paper.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

you can if you want, it will give the cardboard more protection but the acrylic does seal it fairly well.

[@aprilcarroll9626]

I realize this is an old video so you may not see this. I also think you are a very smart and talented woman, so please don’t take this question wrong. I’d like to make and sell these they are so cool, but do you know anything about durability, and would the paint cause a rash? Have you had any complaints? Thank you for the tutorial.

[@fannymoreno_aprendizporsiempre]

Tahnk you Lindsay for your answer, I'll try and with your advise I'm sure it'll work OK. Best regards!

[@lolalives6937]

If I could give 50 thumbs up I would😁 What an awesome idea and they are so pretty!!!

[@karenescalera8193]

Great product definitely going on my wanna do list 👍👍💗

[@emmatayler7657]

Lovely project. From Western Australia.

[@ibartsy1]

Awesome tutorial! Great ideas :)

[@naveedkhan68]

Beautiful and detailed tutorial video. God bless you :-)

[@oriannafelicity]

awesome, but are they heat resistent??? i work outdoors under a tent and have had unlit candles melt on me. they ARE made of hot glue afterall.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

You should be fine, I think hot glue melts at 300+ degrees:)

[@ladybird1237]

Hi do u need to seal these so the Paint doesn't come off on your skin ?? Thank you xx

[@thefrugalcrafter]

nope, it is permanent:)

[@michellegilfillan2515]

No way this idea is so amazing.

[@marisolpearls9276]

What a great idea! Love how these look too :)

[@FilomenaDapaz]

Love it so much.thank you for showing how to make this .

[@lyndadexter1404]

I really like this and the gold video too. TFS . I have to try this. Hugs~Lynda

[@not2day300]

Thank you! My little girl has to go dressed as a cow girl and I was looking for ideas to make a belt buckle, this will totally work, yea!

[@RGPatil-rt5qg]

WOW !!!!!! super creation...

[@kdnkdd]

Really cool. Could you use Inka Gold in silver in place of the silver paint? Also, would the hot glue pieces hold up as a pair of earrings?

[@thefrugalcrafter]

I have not used inka gold so I don't know if it will rub off but these will hold up to earrings:)

[@r.rouchonimages7419]

and the stamp idea is great, I'm gonna try this w/beads. thanks for the idea

[@rickiquilt]

Wow!!! Really cool!!!! Can't wait to try this!!!!! Thanks!!!!!

[@maritzagaldames9420]

Wow beautiful super idea. Saludos cariñosos desde Chile.

[@susannah1948]

you are one clever lady ! thanks for this.

[@monicamir]

Loved it. You might use balls of foil for an abstract surface or a fake turquoise or other gem. Nail polish can be used too.