"My passion, Best Friend" and I decided to get going and get something made. I haven't done anything glass for a week and needed to start a project. As you may discover, I don't do well just sitting around. I like to keep my hands busy. So I decided to "dream" up a pattern.
I worked on an few different ideas, but it just wasn't looking the way I wanted it to look, ya know how that is!
Finally, happy with design and into the mold, upside down.
Cement poured over me! Dream is the little one.
Done, unmolded, ready to dry!
I used black iridized glass so it has a rainbow effect.
DREAMS REALLY DO COME TRUE!
Oh wow! I've made a few concrete stepping stones and used cut or broken glass in a couple of them, but we did it the OTHER way - - - we poured the concrete into the mold and then embedded the glass in the top of the wet concrete. Your finish looks much smoother than ours did - - -
ReplyDeleteOK, now IS this a stepping stone?
ReplyDeleteI', thinking I'd like to try this.
Lynn, this is how I was taught to make stepping stones a long time ago. There are other ways, but this is how I learned.
ReplyDeletethat iridescent glass is so lovely! nice job, and what a perfect word for it.
ReplyDeleteOH, this is really beautiful. You are so talented.
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