This is a 10" x 9" mosaic, set into a frame (12" x 9"), with an added beach hut hook.
For sale £35, free post, to UK.
This is a 10" x 9" mosaic, set into a frame (12" x 9"), with an added beach hut hook.
For sale £35, free post, to UK.
This welly was a donation from a villager, who couldn’t take her 2 pairs of HUNTERS wellies to Australia. I hope she is delighted with the result – two (now sold) had kingfishers and puffins; the third was poppies and iris. This has barn owls “HUNTING” (Hunters) for mice. It is newly refurbished from a preloved item.
This is the 3rd design on the Hunters wellies that I were donated to me. Remember puffins and kingfishers? They quickly sold and have marched off to a new home.
One welly still to paint - owls I think
Approximate measurements: 29cm x 10cm sole/size UK 9; 43cm tall; 1062g weight.
FOR SALE: £20 plus postage.
More information is on eBay paintingandplants
I’ve made
two wooden “shelves” by sawing in half a 8”- 10” diameter wooden bowl, bought
from a charity shop. The depth of the bowl is 10cm. I’ve made a highland cow design
on this half.
BIRD BATH using a rescued frying pan and tree root table.
All measurements are approx.
Weight 6.5kg; height 60cm/23.5”; max. width 38cm/15”.
Frying pan without handle 26cm/10.5” diameter; depth 6cm/2.5”
The pan is screwed onto the tree root, and contains yellow, black and blue domed glass tiles, plus a circle of square glass mosaic tiles. There is a thin layer of clear resin over the tiles.
The tree root coffee table originally had 3 small tables, and was used outside for many years. Eventually, it needed some TLC. One table broke off easily and became a Robin bird bath (now sold). The remaining piece was sawn down the middle and made as level as possible. Each piece has had 3 coats of clear wood preservative.
SORRY, now SOLD
KINGFISHER
MOSAIC PICTURE. Original, new, signed.
For my
latest painting/crafting, I’ve based my projects on kingfishers – watercolour
painting, and welly painting (as the last photo shows), and now a mosaic.
The
mosaic uses MDF as a base – 17cm x 23cm; I’ve used a variety of ceramic craft
tiles to create the picture.
I’ve used
a new IKEA Ribba deep frame – but discarded the glass and swapped the front to
the rear. It’s had a coat of white acrylic paint on what is now the front.
All
measurements are approx.
995g
(plus packaging for postage). Frame outside: 20.2cm x 26.3cm x 3.4cm
£20 plus postage
RESIN "water over goldfish", mosaic seagull
on guard. Table centre, plant stand, teapot stand. Unique
This was an experiment, before I do an expensive
resin pour to create a river run, using waney edged wood.
The chopping board base looked new (charity shop). I
used thicker than normal glass tiles around the edge, and mosaic-ed 3 goldfish
(not grouted by choice).
Separately, my husband cut a seagull shape from MDF,
to which I added (both sides) mosaic ceramic tiles. I used acrylic paint on the
MDF edges. A “next time” thought – the beak didn’t quite work as it’s too wide!
I’m not sure how I’d overcome that, so I need to think of a different design.
Puffin next!
I grouted the seagull and the surround, making sure
there were no places where the resin could leak out. The seagull is glued to a piece of river rock. I added pigment to the
clear resin, and it has created a smooth colourful surface.
Approx. measurements:
Board 29cm x 20cm; height 14cm; weight 1319g
FOR SALE: £30 plus postage