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Rusted Tag Project

Posted on August 17, 2012 at 9:35 PM

I remembered that I hadn't posted the other 'rusted' project, which was featured in the photo gallery, so here are the details for anyone who is interested to know. Have a wonderful weekend!


 


Adding the glue to the chipboard. You can be as messy as you like!

I'm using a die cut from the Tim Holtz Sizzix die, which I managed to salvagebefore it disappeared into storage.



Sprinkle over the Rusting Powder. Again, you can also be as messy as you like and just put back the excess into the pot. You may need to retouch areas you have missed.



Spray on your mixture of brown vinnegar, with a few drops of bleach.



Leave to dry (overnight is good) and then rub off the loose powder to reveal the rusty effect underneath



How you can be really creative with your project. You can see the rusted effect in the following pictures. The mini keys can be rusted too.



The finished tag!

Categories: Chipboard Projects, Project Tips and Notes, 2012 to 2013

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3 Comments

Reply Marion
4:58 AM on August 23, 2012 
There are some clever people out there who come up with all these new products and techniques! I have not seen the rusting technique before. I am glad you shared this with us Imy.
Reply Imy
8:05 PM on August 19, 2012 
Hi there Susan. Thanks for your comment. The Rusting Powder is made by Twiddleybitz and it comes in a small pot. Check their website and their blog for suppliers of this and for lots more projects made using it.
Their Website http://twiddleybitz.com.au/products/2470-twbtzrust.aspx
Reply Susan Kesselman
8:17 AM on August 18, 2012 
I'd like to know more about the rusting powder you used. This looks awesome!