Rusty jingle bells crafts

Welcome to Cloches & Lavender, where I share easy crafts, DIYs, and recipes along with decorating inspiration.In today’s blog post, we will share a great way to…

Welcome to Cloches & Lavender, where I share easy crafts, DIYs, and recipes along with decorating inspiration.In today’s blog post, we will share a great way to…

So…I tried rusting some little jingle bells using ALL the methods and ALL the chemicals, and I did NOT have much luck. After a week of working on it, and wasting about $15 on bottles and bottles of white vinegar, bleach, and hydrogen peroxide, I gave up. The chemical methods might work well with other… Continue reading How to Paint a Faux Rust Finish

This is a great recipe to rust your safety pins, jingle bells, or anything else you want to have a prim rusty look. Make sure you do this ou...

Did you ever want jingle bells that have an aged or rustic look. Here is a simple tutorial on how to easily paint bells to look old or rusty. Now it is easy to stock up on generic jingle bells and but make them have the look you want.

Looking for a way to make homemade Christmas bells? Well then, check out these DIY hanging brass bells using Dollar Tree supplies!

If you want to learn the different ways you can jazz up your house with jingle bells decorating ideas, we've got you sorted! With over 50+ ideas you'll find the perfect one for your home.

Jingle bells are the most wide-spread symbol of Christmas, but how can you use them in décor? We’ve gathered some ideas for you to get inspired.

Actual rusting can be done with materials like salt, vinegar, muriatic acid, bleach (never mix bleach with an acid!), but it may be complicated by the fact that the original shine might be zinc plating, nickel plating or something else, and these platings may react differently to your rusting solution. A simple, chemical-free, alternative may be cinnamon tinting