How To Use Tea and Cinnamon to Age Artwork for Halloween

Next, print out the free artwork. Grab a cookie sheet and place four teabags of black tea onto it; cover with hot water and let brew for 10 minutes. Then, dip the artwork into the tea bath, soaking it completely. Soak the paper for about 10 minutes. Tip: The longer you keep it in, the darker it gets. Remove the art from the tea bath and let dry on top of paper towels.

Next, print out the free artwork. Grab a cookie sheet and place four teabags of black tea onto it; cover with hot water and let brew for 10 minutes. Then, dip the artwork into the tea bath, soaking it completely. Soak the paper for about 10 minutes. Tip: The longer you keep it in, the darker it gets. Remove the art from the tea bath and let dry on top of paper towels.

Next, print out the free artwork. Grab a cookie sheet and place four teabags of black tea onto it; cover with hot water and let brew for 10 minutes. Then, dip the artwork into the tea bath, soaking it completely. Soak the paper for about 10 minutes. Tip: The longer you keep it in, the darker it gets. Remove the art from the tea bath and let dry on top of paper towels.

Next, print out the free artwork. Grab a cookie sheet and place four teabags of black tea onto it; cover with hot water and let brew for 10 minutes. Then, dip the artwork into the tea bath, soaking it completely. Soak the paper for about 10 minutes. Tip: The longer you keep it in, the darker it gets. Remove the art from the tea bath and let dry on top of paper towels.

Learn how to age creepy artwork using black tea for a vintage look, and make rusty old clipboard frames for displaying, with tips and tricks from food artist and content creator Nikk Alcaraz. To make your own, you will need a clipboard, twine, black acrylic paint, paprika, cinnamon, nutmeg, decoupage, a paintbrush, electric drill, black tea, a cookie sheet and this free printable artwork.

In a plate, mix a bit of decoupage glue, cinnamon, and paprika to make a gritty paste. Next, place a piece of parchment paper in the clip of a clipboard and begin to dot and dab the paste onto the metal clip to create a rust effect. Let dry completely. Use an electric drill to make holes on both sides of the clipboard. Then, paint the clipboard (not clip) black with acrylic paint.

In a plate, mix a bit of decoupage glue, cinnamon, and paprika to make a gritty paste. Next, place a piece of parchment paper in the clip of a clipboard and begin to dot and dab the paste onto the metal clip to create a rust effect. Let dry completely. Use an electric drill to make holes on both sides of the clipboard. Then, paint the clipboard (not clip) black with acrylic paint.

In a plate, mix a bit of decoupage glue, cinnamon, and paprika to make a gritty paste. Next, place a piece of parchment paper in the clip of a clipboard and begin to dot and dab the paste onto the metal clip to create a rust effect. Let dry completely. Use an electric drill to make holes on both sides of the clipboard. Then, paint the clipboard (not clip) black with acrylic paint.

In a plate, mix a bit of decoupage glue, cinnamon, and paprika to make a gritty paste. Next, place a piece of parchment paper in the clip of a clipboard and begin to dot and dab the paste onto the metal clip to create a rust effect. Let dry completely. Use an electric drill to make holes on both sides of the clipboard. Then, paint the clipboard (not clip) black with acrylic paint.

In a plate, mix a bit of decoupage glue, cinnamon, and paprika to make a gritty paste. Next, place a piece of parchment paper in the clip of a clipboard and begin to dot and dab the paste onto the metal clip to create a rust effect. Let dry completely. Use an electric drill to make holes on both sides of the clipboard. Then, paint the clipboard (not clip) black with acrylic paint.

In a plate, mix a bit of decoupage glue, cinnamon, and paprika to make a gritty paste. Next, place a piece of parchment paper in the clip of a clipboard and begin to dot and dab the paste onto the metal clip to create a rust effect. Let dry completely. Use an electric drill to make holes on both sides of the clipboard. Then, paint the clipboard (not clip) black with acrylic paint.

Thread twine through holes of the clipboard and tie off in the back. Clip in the dried, vintage-looking artwork and hang on your wall for a moody, halloween vibe.

Learn how to age creepy artwork using black tea for a vintage look, and make rusty old clipboard frames for displaying, with tips and tricks from food artist and content creator Nikk Alcaraz. To make your own, you will need a clipboard, twine, black acrylic paint, paprika, cinnamon, nutmeg, decoupage, a paintbrush, electric drill, black tea, a cookie sheet and this free printable artwork.