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made with plate shards, tempered glass, carnival glass and a few sicis tiles (from Flagtruck)
I did a bit of reverse indirect to try and level it up. Worked pretty good, I layed it all out (except the border which I had previously glued) and covered it in packing tape then turned it out. Reset it on a bed of thinset.
Nice! I'm so glad you posted with us!!! A Perfect job as usual!!! Thanks for the info, it sure seems to work good that way!The crash glass just sets the carnival glass off and really shows off the plates that way too! Makes a great background!!! I gotta try that! I work at a recycling center where we recycle paper, plastic,glass,wood,yard waste etc etc...and everytime I work(I work in the thrift store part)I see crash glass, and plates, and just everything needs to be mosaiced!!!!)
thank you all for your comments. I had ruled out crash glass when I realized it would have to be thinset to level it and I couldn't paint a color under it, THEN I came across my stash of blue TG and WAH LAH SOLUTION!!!! lol
I have another tray and this time I'm going to try to do the reverse indirect all proper like and see what thats like and it its totally level afterward
Hey Slow, I've missed you... were you off for your GD's birthday? loved the gift you made her! Thankyou.
Breakdishes, I didn't create in reverse as I think I would need to have a pattern to follow - to feel confident in what I can't see. But it did get turned upside down on the sticky tape when I lifted it (or actually turned it out)
LOL my work space is always such a disaster!
Oh, that is a tray I would love to own. What beautiful colors you chose! I just love it. Can you tell me what reverse indirect is? Thanks for telling us how you layed it out, taped it and then turned it. I learn something every day here. How fun. The tray is really beautiful.
daisyme, indirect mosaic is the process of building/glueing your tessera on mesh 1st, then appling it all together on the substrate. so reverse indirect is gluing your tessera UPSIDE DOWN on paper which is later soaked off after you place it altogether on your substrate. It can sometimes involve PREGROUTING while upside down to insure thinset doesn't leak through your grout lines during placement...


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