Showing posts with label patina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patina. Show all posts

Friday, August 2, 2024

How To Apply Copper Patina To Silver Solder

 


Hey friends! Continuing on with our copper and solder week of jewelry making on YouTube, my newest video tutorial is all about how to use COPPER PATINA

Watch as I show you how to get a great finish on silver solder with copper patina. 

I'll share my little tips and tricks with you so that you can learn how to get the best copper patina finish possible. 

Whether you are using copper patina for soft-soldered jewelry making, or for stained glass, these tips will help you get a great copper finish!

Check it out today!


Happy August! 
Laura


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Thursday, May 5, 2022

How To Add A Vintage Patina To Soft Solder & Vintage Tin Ring

 


Hi friends! Last week on my YouTube channel I showed you how you can make a cool ring using vintage biscuit tins and soft solder


Now, in my latest video, I show you how you can add a vintage black patina to the solder to give your project a fabulous antique silver finish!

You can find this project on my YouTube channel, so be sure to check it out.


If you haven't seen the first video yet be sure to check that out too. There were lots of folks in the tin jewelry group on Facebook who were asking about soldering and if you could solder on tin and how to go about soldering their tin pieces and where to begin, so this is a good, solid way to get started. 

In the video I also talk about safety and soldering with tin, so if you are a tin jewelry maker, you don't want to miss that. I also list all of the tools and materials I use in the description below the video so you know what you need to get started.



For my soldering friends, you may not have worked with vintage tins before so this may be something new and fun to try (don't you just love new, fun things to try?!) but be sure to watch the whole video and as I always say, know the best safety practices for the materials and tools you will be working with before you start, so be sure to have a nice thick pair of gloves to wear when you are working with tin - those edges are sharp!

Beneath the video in the description I list all of the tools and materials you need to make this project.


Be sure to stop by and check it out. Have a great weekend! 


Head on over to my YouTube channel and check it out



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Saturday, March 2, 2013

For The Love Of Verdigris



What is it about a verdigris patina that makes it so attractive? I think half of the 
charm is the allure of something that is old and worn, has a history, or tells a story.
What do you think?
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I hope you have a great week 
Love, Laura


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