Quick Tip -Tutorial: How to Rust Your Metal Pieces/Charms - Vintage & Patina Look!

[@kelliepatrick519]

Once you spread out your pieces, don't rub or pat them. Just let them dry. Then you can spray them with a clear varnish/sealer, let dry, flip them over and spray the other side, let that dry. This will seal most of the rust corrosion onto the item and keep it from rubbing off so easily.

[@hellenic.h1168]

Wow that is so damm cool I thought I needed fancy stuff to get that effect Thanku again thrifty clever lady keep up the crafty gold!:)).

[@valterry2128]

Thanks for the video - I tried it a couple of days ago and got beautiful results! Also used the leftover solution to stain already coffee-dyed papers (loosely crumpled each stained paper and left to air dry at least overnight - then very carefully uncrumple) and they look awesome! Rubber gloves recommended for sure when dealing with the wet solution!

[@DebbyLong777]

Just did it today to paper clips. Came out great.

[@robinbryant9783]

Pretty cool idea. Thanks, Stacy will try.

[@brendashelonko2149]

I am enjoying your tutorials. You sort of remind me of Shannon Green, which is a compliment in my book.

[@coffeejournalcreate]

I've discovered your video a little after you posted it, but this has been so informative and useful. Thank you for sharing your technique and I hope to try it this week for sure.

[@Laurajo-wn4cg]

Popped out of bed to make up the solution. But heading to bed while it soaks 🤷🏼‍♀️ so excited to see how it looks tomorrow! It was already changing over within minutes! 👏🏼

[@odettevanheerden8430]

This is awesome Stacy.ill be doing this for definitely. thank you for sharing with us xx

[@cleo8665]

Awesome idea, Stacy! Thanks for sharing!! :)

[@tamielizabethallaway2413]

That would be cool made up in a spray bottle with a wide ish neck. Put the solution in, then the charms and chains, then instead of throwing it down the sink, use the rusty liquid to spritz over paper to age it, so it gets a second use from it too! Then when it's used up rinse the bottle and charms all together! Ok that's me decided... Time to rummage under the kitchen sink for a spare spray bottle... 😘😘😘

[@kelliepatrick519]

I'll have to try the paper aging with the solution, thanks. I have used the liquid to stain wood that wonderful weathered grey color. But always do a little test first because different kinds of wood stain differently with the solution (ie, light grey to black)

[@CraftyAuntSally]

Hi, thank you so much for sharing. Supplies now on order. will be trying it asap. x

[@lynnmillerruiz1218]

Great Tip!!!! Guess what I am doing tonight! Thanks!!!

[@jaclynhouy9518]

thank you for sharing. HAVE a WONDERFUL DAY. ❤

[@thesaucyfoodie6315]

Awesome video! I'm going to do it right now. I have loads of pieces for my junk journals to rust. Woo hoo! Plus I don't have to go buy anything at all. New subscriber Janice

[@belindaw5849]

wow that was easy. amazing! Thanks!

[@bonniebird4487]

Great tutorial!! I needed some vintage looking jingle bells, and your method works great!! TFS 😀

[@sharonlehmann8970]

thank you for sharing I am going to try this ☺

[@cynthiamccoy845]

Super easy and cool! TFS

[@laisanshafikova359]

Thank you! Great tutorial!

[@AngelaRossetti369]

I've done this method & I love the results!!! :) Stacy look at the rust circle on the paper towel from the med vile I love that will try this on paper!!!

[@patricia5686]

I love your recipes and money saving diy projects! Well, i tried this and it is amazing!!!! Thank you so much. x

[@louislemoine_magicman]

great tutorial. thank you.

[@jneigler]

Great rust job. Thanks for sharing.

[@jaynesills1248]

Stacy, I love all your metal turned out!!! Thanks for the Video!! Hugs Jayne(Janie)

[@debbiecampbell3260]

Very cool!

[@sanctuaryrain2010]

Hi Stacy, yes I used this method years ago and works fantastic. I lost the recipe and am glad you have it here, thank you! I've run out of rusty bits so time to make more. :)

[@TheArtBar]

YES I WELL TRY IT HUN

[@crosezrose]

I'll be trying this method for sure! Thank you Stacy!

[@fionajane8748]

Thank you for another great tutorial. I can't wait to get well enough to craft again.

[@ljstorey1]

Checking out all videos for this process. Thanks for your video. Happy crafting!

[@ZeeCeeCreations]

VERY cool! Thanks Stacy!! Hugs Marsha

[@inkstampcolor]

Did this yesterday and it worked perfectly! Thank you!! 🧡. Mandy

[@SD-nh5yr]

Excellent! Your a good teacher, thanks!!

[@patriciawalker9470]

Love the look! Will definitely try it. Thx 😊

[@ritapirkey9840]

thanks

[@anitawilliams577]

Cool I think I will try it. 😊

[@Em22-wtf]

2 Parts White Vinegar 1 Part Hydrogen Peroxide Salt In case you're wondering if you even have the ingredients or seen this same process in other vids but was looking for something else. I used this actually a few yrs ago on bells and safety pins and not only did it work awesome, but the bells and pins lasted me a few yrs, and I'm just running out now. I did a ton of them and it works great

[@ulisesalexander2837]

instablaster

[@CrazyGreeneyedCraftylady]

Loooove this idea..and love vintage anything

[@acrookedpinky2689]

very cool😎

[@SonyaBatten]

Just did this per your instructions and works perfectly! TFSTFS

[@seasidecrafter]

Thank you for this video! I'm going to try this now and I can't wait for the results!

[@lynettedalton-stitchinmyst7358]

i am gonna do it, very cool

[@MzGriz]

😁Did this and wow! great results on most of the stuff. Strange how some stuff takes and other doesn't. Thanks so much for the tut!

[@josiegitto8928]

cool !!

[@robertjonessr.4187]

Awesome video, thank you for the fantastic video 😎

[@nancygalloway419]

Going to try this. Thanks

[@Maggiesplace48]

Oh this is so cool, tfs Stacy

[@chuscaace6321]

Awesome, I will try thank you 😊

[@tracywapniarski8419]

Thank you so much for this, it worked amazingly! Thank you!

[@jenniferrose4942]

Thank you for the video

[@RaindropLila7]

Looks awesome! I hope to try it!!

[@war4jesus]

Do you seal them with something

[@februaryangel1]

TYFS - it’s in the works now and doing the job!👍🏽

[@gwenluttrell8595]

Good stuff...Thank you.

[@TheArtBar]

GOT IT

[@Freespiritarts]

Cool! Thanks!

[@dotzam5154]

Thank you for this tutorial very interesting enjoyed very much . Do you have a tutorial on painting chip board rusty? Thank you

[@PinkPoodleCrafts]

i have a video on how to make your own rust paint using cinnamon... kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKrdoqambq-NgNk

[@dotzam5154]

Thank you going to try it .

[@chuscaace6321]

Awesome

[@kathrynlester2352]

I can just wear tbe stuff as a bracelet and it turns that blackish color. I kill watches too. Takes about 6 montbs and the insides freeze up, the back of the watch and metal band get the black patina and my arm gets a rust stain.

[@ClareCreationsAL]

Wow! Amazing! This is so much faster than the last tutorial I saw somebody do--3 days! Can you ever rinse them? Thanks so much for sharing!! I saw a cool tutorial for rust using paint mod lodge and cinnamon. Was that you? It was cool for chipboard.

[@PinkPoodleCrafts]

sure you can rinse them after they are dry but you dont have to but you can but dont scrub them or disturb the rust too much or some of the surface rust will come off... however if you rinse it and let it sit out and dry it will rust more :)

[@sandyfarley671]

I've seen some people use rusted staples. Would I use the same mixture? Or is it possible to rust strips of staples at home? Thanks

[@CraftyLadyCraftyLady]

Great tutorial...👍🏻😘

[@amandabennett5772]

this might be a silly question but, does it smell funky?

[@PinkPoodleCrafts]

the mixture does im sure but ive not smelled it lol the metal pieces have no smell once they are dry :)

[@amandabennett5772]

That's so awesome they don't smell when they dry

[@HeyManifesto]

Squirt bottle is a great idea just take the top off and run some water through it between uses otherwise it’ll clog up on ya ❤

[@65cmsmith]

Once I get paid I’m getting the ingredients at Dollar Tree and do this for the mini albums I’m making

[@TheArtBar]

HEY I LOVE YOU

[@annnoyez]

what is the second you put in it? from the brown container??? never heard of it...

[@65cmsmith]

Malika Noyez peroxide

[@judigullett9060]

Would black metal pins rust? TFS.

[@cherripaterson6066]

thanks for the easy method, will apple cider vinegar work as well as white?

[@kelliepatrick519]

Yes, and the apple cider vinegar smells better, too :)

[@MerryJustMerry]

@@kelliepatrick519 I just watched a video (6-23) where a guy sprayed sheet metal with apple cider and white - the apple cider was a little more dark in his video.

[@Freespiritarts]

New subbie here!

[@edwynawilliams6519]

have a question.i am a member but unable to obtain your prompt list please help

[@PinkPoodleCrafts]

email me [e-mail]

[@balla6010]

hi stacy would love to try, but to access proxide in australia is hard to do, we have become the nanny country. keep up the good work thankyou, erin b

[@PinkPoodleCrafts]

do you have access to bleach? You can use bleach and just soak it in bleach and then after 24 hours, drain the bleach and then put in vinegar and salt for about 6-12 hours and then drain that and lay the charms out on paper towels same as in the video

[@ibkristykat]

i would think you WOULD want to rinse the items to stop the rusting process. i would think any residue would continue to 'rust' the items further.

[@creativehappinessbymonique]

Hi, can you tell me what percentage of peroxide it should be? I can get 3, 6, 9, 12 or even 30%… which do i need to do this? Thks so much for sharing this trick 💕🌸💕♥️

[@mgailqster]

1 c. peroxide, 2 T. vinegar, 1 t. iodized or kosher salt

[@lindahowe2293]

Monique, I would try whatever percentage you have and it should be fine.

[@TheArtBar]

my on video on KZbin danina LOL

[@PinkPoodleCrafts]

your gonna make a video??????? yes... yes,,,,YES