You may have already seen these pics on my Facebook Page
about my "One Year Project".
About a year ago while working on Mosaic Surfboard Order
and already had my supplies out, I grabbed a Dollar Tree
plastic Pink Flamingo I had and decided to mosaic him too.
He started out something like this
I used regular tile adhesive to attach, set him aside to dry,
and since I was making him for myself, he kind of got put on the back burner.
Fast forward to a few weeks ago when I was grouting these these mosaic
bones for my dog beds, I saw the flamingo in the corner and decided to finish him.
Also, I just noticed the bandaid on the left in the mosaic pic above LOL...yep
Side note...
I always use this product when mixing my grout.
You can use it in place of all the water or some of the water.
It has polymers in it that make the grout stronger and more water resistant.
He has black wire legs that came with him that stick into the body...
they are hard to see in the pic.
Since it's heaver with the glass and grout, I had to do
some finagling to get him to stand straight.
I used little black beads for the eyes
And there you have it...the One Year Project.
Feels good to cross something off the list!
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6 comments:
I just love it... Took a year to finish it but only a minute to appreciate it... Thanks for sharing... I want to do this so bad my mouth is watering from it. Where did you find the pink tile?
I love it!!! This year I finished a huge mosaic project that I started 7 years ago :0) it got pushed off the burner ans set in a corner until life settled down.
PS... I'm thinking a Pink flamingo would look real good close to the planter :0)
I love love love him but he's too gorgeous for the garden and would need to live inside with me!
This is gorgeous!!! I want to make a flock of them for the backyard!! Where did you find the beautiful pink tile?
Thanks everyone! The pink tile was some I had left over from a previous project...you can find it at any stained glass store
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