Mosiac Birdbath
I woke up feeling crafty!
I've had the supplies to do this for a couple of weeks and today was finally the day I felt like doing it.
I'm one of those crafters that if I'm not feeling it..it won't be cute. Anyway, I love to mosaic it's fun and relaxing to fit the pieces together.
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Start with two clay pots and a saucer and lots and lots of mosiac pieces. I have stained glass, rocks, ceramic tiles, ceramic pieces, glass stones...you name it. Now, this is not a cheap project, these baubles can add up quickly. I try to hit Hobby Lobby when they are on sale. Also, you need a chalking gun and silicone chalk. |
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Squirt the chalk on...and stick in the baubles!
That simple! |
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Squirt it on with your gun. |
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Smear it around with an old paint brush. Kinda thick. |
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After the two clay pots are done...glue them together. |
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Glue the saucer to the top. Notice I did the edge of the saucer and I left the clay rounded edge. I also did the inside. Notice the little ceramic butterfly I glued on as an accent...cuteness! |
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And there you have it...my mosiac birdbath. Take no notice of the dried up daylilies. Pitiful! |
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While I had out the mess I decided to make a couple of yard decorations. I had these wooden crosses in my craft junk, so I had this brainstorm and bought a couple of dowels at Lowe's. I stained them first and then squirted the chalk and squished in the stones. |
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Glued on the dowel with the chalk. What do ya think? |
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I just love all the bright colors out in the sunlight! I snagged this old ball of rusty wire from Scott and added for a rustic look. |
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You also have to seal them with spray acyrlic sealer stuff.
Speaking of Scott...he says, "no more yard art."
Party pooper!
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You are awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing!! Zandra, you are a force of nature! I've been wanting to try making mosaics - you have once again inspired me!! I love that cross with the wire - would be a great etsy seller I think!
ReplyDeleteHugs & Blessings,
Becky