Rock mosaic

A stepping stone made from beautiful rocks collected from rivers and lakeshores on the south island of New Zealand My stepping stone workshop in Glenorchy, New Zealand Gold and Black alternating bands of Mexican Beach Pebbles in Los Angeles The most frequently asked question I get in regards to my mosaic work seems to be "Where do you get your stones?" After that comes the question "Do you ever teach workshops?" I have on occasion taught them but it has been a long time. The reason I quit…

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How to create projects that include patios, walkways and stepping stones with pebble mosaic using relatively inexpensive materials.

How to make a simple pebble mosaic walkway, patio or stepping stones? In our guide we are explaining how to lay pebbles in cement

A stepping stone made from beautiful rocks collected from rivers and lakeshores on the south island of New Zealand My stepping stone...

Give your garden path or walkway some flair with these easy-to-make, one-of-a-kind stepping-stones.

By Jim Bishop, for Let's Talk Plants! March 2022.Back in February 2018 and April 2018 I wrote two articles for the newsletter about making mosaic pavements and walkways in our garden. Since then I've continued making more mosaics and here's an update.We enjoyed hosting the 86 members of the San Diego Horticultural Society in our garden on January 2. After so many months, it was great to see gardening friends in person. And equally exciting to show them all the projects I worked on during the

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