Looking for a new twist on a toggle?
I started with a copper disc
and and a patinated copper sheet.
Cut a strip from the sheet. (Obviously, you could patina after, also, as I did with the disc) File down the copper strip until its nice and smooth, with no rough edges.
Punch a hole in the disc.
Wrap the copper strip around your pliers, so it twists and lengthens, sort of into a cone.
Punch a hole in the tube.
Run a headpin through the hole, and wrap a loop. Add jump rings, or chain.
And there you have it.....
Twisted and crusty.... just the way I like it!!!!
9 comments:
I like it too! And that adds to your designs in such a unique way!
I love this!!! About how wide did you cut the strip? Thanks for sharing!!!
I really like that rustic toggle. So cool!
I really like that rustic toggle. So cool!
The strip I used is about 3" x1/2".
Haven't started playing with metal like this yet, but this is so very cool!!! Christie
Love the clasp! How awesome! xo Genea
OOOOOOooo- very nice! Fun idea for a toggle bar!
Oh, I love this! Thanks for sharing your expertise.
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