Hypertufa birdbath

Concrete decorations for the yard, especially birdbaths, are heavy and immobile due to the weight. A hypertufa birdbath looks like concrete but is more lightweight and easier to manage. Use any container as a mold for a birdbath. Look around, find a design that is preferable, and make a hypertufa birdbath.

Our kids and I did this project back on Father's Day. It was a fun way to spend an hour or so. Hypertufa is a simple mixture of ingredients ...

Want something different for your garden? A hypertufa planter could be the right one for you!

Create a Hypertufa Birdbath, and attract birds to your garden; a rustic water feature is always good, and one made out of hypertufa is the crowning glory

Make a sustainable hypertufa container by replacing the peat moss with coconut coir. We use a sand mold method to shape our containers.

Here are some of my Favorite Hypertufa Molds - they're all around us...

It's easy, it's fun, and you can look like an expert even on your first project! Learn the basics of making your own hypertufa projects.

"Hypertufa is an anthropic rock made from various aggregates bonded together using Portland cement. Hypertufa is intended as a manufactured substitute for natural tufa, which is a slowly precipitated limestone rock; being very porous, it is favorable for

I carved exaggerated cracks and did a wash of weak black pigment to give them deapth. Bird Bath here is the set up, my best find is the large PVC sliced to 2 inch depth to create the ring at the base, then a diagonal cut so I could spread for release. I use this for stepping stones and a plethora of projects.

A couple of years ago, I made a giant hypertufa pot. I loved making it so much that I wanted to make some smaller ones. I’ve used the giant one for so many things, even to put a tree in at Christmas time! *affiliate link in this post They are super easy to make and