I finished putting tesserae on my little cardboard box house. I love it, truly, I do. It was fun to create and I will definitely be making another one.
Grouting will be a little challenging but it can be time-consuming no matter the shape of the mosaic. This one will take time to clean, I'm certain.
I finished the custom ordered scrap glass mosaic and it is just about ready to head out towards its new home.
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| photo taken from inside of vase --- this shows why I like to do the water/glue treatment before grouting - very little seepage of grout went beneath the many thicknesses of glass pieces I use for my scrap glass mosaics |
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| sitting proudly in the morning sun ... isn't it gorgeous?! |
I've been working on a new mosaic over the past few days. A new sun/moon mosaic! Yay!
This was once a discarded kitchen cabinet before I grabbed it at the dumpster near our apartment complex. Now it has a D-ring attached to the back and will be a beautiful piece of mosaic wall art once completed. Woo-hoo!
I have some new things going to the Storenvy shop once they are grouted and each piece gets their own photo session for the listings.
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| 3 inch peace sign ornament and cross both done in scrap glass |
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| glittery star has a D-ring attached and will hang on my wall with the other celestial designs until it is purchased |
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| 2 toggle switch plate cover - sun |
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| 2 toggle switch plate cover - moon |
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Stay peaceful,
Cindy
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