A little grouting happened this weekend. I always love to see the final results, of course, of my efforts but sometimes as I start to clean off the grout, I can tell just by looking at a small section, that it is going to be amazing.
Such was the case here with this mosaic stained glass plate.
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| This is about the point where I started to smile with happiness at the results. |
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| After the first cleaning (2-3 more to do) and already it is gorgeous! |
This plate is available for sale and will be placed in my online shops if no one snatches it up first! I love it, so if it stays with me for a while ... I'm okay with that.
I grouted the funky crescent moon I made using dish shards.
I haven't yet gotten a hanger on the back, but once I do, I'll take some photos and get it listed.
I worked on the 3 inch glazed pots. I have to say, glaze and grout do not like each other much and it's always a bit of a struggle (sometimes a full blown war!) to get the grout to stay put. This time, I won the battle and I'm happy with the results.
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| Each sold separately. |
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| 2 sides have swirls, 2 sides have waves. |
My daughter handed me a few wooden wall sconces to put some mosaic magic on. That always makes me happy when people gift me with more substrates because I always find a way to use them!
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| Patiently waiting for some mosaic goodness! |
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1 comment:
Just love watching you "at it"! I've always loved mosaics, but never had steady enough hands to master it. So, I'll have to make do with watching you!
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