How to make copper look aged

How to create an aged copper finish on all of your projects!

Wondering how to turn copper green? I've got the copper patina solution recipes for you! We're adding patina copper sheets to our stairs, but first I needed to experiment to find the perfect copper patina recipe. Here you'll find three: one subtle patina'd copper, second a green copper verdigris, the last a blue patina on copper. So many crafty ideas!

A look at how we made over this $20 side table. The top was antiqued copper and we cleaned it all up for a beautiful makeover!

In this post, I'm sharing 3 ways to make copper patina - subtle, green and blue. And would you believe that you've probably got all the ingredients in your home already? Kitchen chemistry is so

Create your a DIY aged copper patina with this easy to follow step-by-step tutorial using Rustoleum spray paint and a bit of technique.

Hey crafters and DIY-ers! Are you looking for some new ideas on how to age metal? Are you bored of aging and distressing wood, and perhaps you want to add

Copper patina is a classic look, and it’s easier than you think to create a faux copper patina look on nearly anything you want! Copper is my favorite metal. I love its shiny, happy color. I usually can’t afford real copper things, so I do a lot of copper spray painting instead. But let’s be...

Ancient copper can get lovely blue patina, in the right environmental conditions. The Statue of Liberty gets its green color from the natural patina formed on its copper surface Photo of statue of liberty on courtesy of WIKIPEDIA. Photo on courtesy of: http://www.hotgluehangover.com/p/my-shop.html You can age a copper dish or jewelry by giving it blue patina. There are commercial agents for that,but you can do it with household salt and vinegar Vinegar is my idea of "magic potion". My family…

Learn how to clean copper using ordinary household ingredients you already have on hand. Use any one of our quick and easy methods to get amazing results.

Explore the benefits of proper storage. This pin suggests storing copper items in a cool, dry place, ideally wrapped in acid-free paper or cloth to prevent exposure to air and moisture, which can accelerate tarnishing.