pebble mosaic

Mosaics have been around for centuries. It is the art of creating images by assembling small pieces of stones, glass or any other materials that have some specific color that could be used. They could mostly be seen on the flours of some luxurious mansions or public buildings, but slowly they were i

Bee stone mosaic - beautiful detail!

Flagstone walkway with river stone inlay... neat idea

Learn how to make attractive stepping stones using this do-it-yourself approach

/\ /\ . Hestercombe House garden path, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, with his gardening partner Gertrude Jekyll.

Swirls, clovers, and starbursts turn ordinary stones into a landscape focal point

Turn smooth, flat stones into a whimsical outdoor accent of your own design.

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Mosaic in the shape of a peacock bird

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I’ve seen some truly remarkable pieces of architecture while writing for LittleThings — especially tiny houses. Followers of the Tiny House Movement will be quick to tell you that a small space doesn’t mean a lack of options and possibilities. In fact, some tiny houses can be more impressive than huge mansions. I’ve seen tiny...

This is how I made the leaf mosaic pieces. Press leaves into a smooth slab of clay.- Thickness should be uniform.. Mine was about 6mm thick in this case. I have used wild geranium, nasturtium, bouganvillea and cluster fig leaves. Then, when the clay has firmed a little more, cut around the shapes with a pottery knife (or an ordinary kitchen knife- that works too) Leave overnight. Do not pick up the pieces or handle them while the clay is soft. The next day, once the clay is past the floppy…