Two sisters treated their 4 daughters, 1 daughter-in-law, and even 1 son-in-law to a night of mosaicing.
Of course one of the best things about mosaicing is getting to smash the tiles and plates.
Everyone came with their own projects -- 2 clay pots, a wine and cheese tray, patio table, trivet, table top, address display, and a bar stool. So much variety and none of it was planned that way.
Even the tile designs themselves were very varied. This design was very shabby chicish.
Time to get busy!
A bit of tile mastic and a plastic knife seemed to do the job.
Probably the most complicated design of the night! (It was no problem for Justin)
It was hard to believe that none of them had done this before, they were all naturals!
These ladies made it happen and had a good time all the way through!
Time to get busy!
A bit of tile mastic and a plastic knife seemed to do the job.
Probably the most complicated design of the night! (It was no problem for Justin)
It was hard to believe that none of them had done this before, they were all naturals!
These ladies made it happen and had a good time all the way through!
5 comments:
Hi...thanks for stopping by and commenting on my blog. I put you on my morning coffee blog list...love the whole mosaic party idea...I'll be back often. *elaine*
What a fun time it looks like everyone is having. I love when people get to create something for themselves. What a wonder opportunity you gave them. Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting. Where are you in Michigan? I am originally from Beverly Shores, Indiana near Michigan City.
This is on my .. must do eventually list. There is so much you can do with tile's and so many mediums to do it on. I am going to have to set a date for it. I work better under pressure.. :)
Midge, it is so nice to meet another blog friend! Love the projects that were made, and what a great business name you have! LOve it!
What a fun idea! It looks like such a great night.
I am off to explore your blog(s). Have a fantastic day!
XOXO
*Tricia
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