Copper diy

Gathered together are 60 DIY Copper Projects, these are the best of the best Copper Projects to help inspire you and your home decor trends.

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I know a lot of you are eager to see my results with Modern Masters' copper patina paints, so let's get right to it! First, I bought this seahorse statue at Home Goods for about $20, with the sole purpose of turning it copper: Next, two coats of the Modern Masters copper paint: After allowing the two coats to cure overnight, I brushed on a third coat of copper, and then quickly spritzed the whole thing with the same blue aging solution I used on my bronze fairy. (You need to apply the…

It’s Another Really Cool Copper TechniqueLooking for a last minute holiday gift? This post won’t help you. I mean, I guess you could do it if you had the time,…

No matter your skill level, you can use copper wire to make projects that are not only functional, but stylish. From ornaments and jewelry to wall art and light shades, here are 11 things you can make with copper wire.

DIY Copper Cup From 3/4" Pipe: All the cool kids are drinking Moscow Mules. Traditionally, they're served in copper cups, but those can get pricey. We can make our own copper cups with nothing more than 3/4" copper pipe that you can find in any hardware store, or even scrap yar…

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!

Copper etching gives your jewelry pieces a whole new look with a different finish. Now, it’s so much easier to do thanks to this great post from the blog Copperheart Designs. With just a …

How to Make a Ring From Cast Off Copper Pipe: How to make a stylish ring from piece from 3/4" copper pipe. Made with inexpensive plumbing tools, polished with available materials.

Are you ready for Spring? I know I am! We had an easy Winter here in Michigan, but I'm still excited for the warm days of Spring. ...

Metallics are a big deal right now, and copper seems to be growing in popularity. Lately I have noticed some really inspirational

I love the look of copper in the garden-so much so that I have made a few different pieces for my garden and also a rain chain. I like to use copper tubing because it is flexible and I can manipulate it any way that I want. The added bonus is that it is beautiful and elegant. I created this recently from a roll of copper tubing, some concrete and an old nursery pot: DIY copper garden art Here is another piece I made last year: DIY copper garden art Here is a picture of the first one I…

You don't have to spend a lot of money, time, or effort to revamp an old table! Here is how I created this marble and copper DIY refinished table!

Get ready for spring gardening with terracotta and copper plant markers. These diy plant labels make your garden beautiful and organized.

Learn how to turn empty soda and beer cans into pretty faux looking copper sheets to use for crafting projects.

As much as I enjoy making pretty things for our home, there’s nothing as satisfying as creating something that’s both functional and gorgeous. As South Africans we love heading outdoors, getting…

Pin for Later: Smart Home Office Solutions For Small Spaces Transportable Table DIY this copper laptop table for next to nothing, and you'll have a mobile office that you can use anywhere in the house.

Get your copper jewelry making on! Start from scratch with this basic tutorial, continue on to some beginner projects, and then read on for more!

Ancient copper can get lovely blue patina, in the right environmental conditions. The Stat...

In this guide, I'll show you how to pickle copper wire to remove firescale which is left on your wire after annealing and/or soldering.