PEBBLE FLOWER POT
Finished item
Pebbles and stones to use ....
* Choose a selection of pebbles and roughly shape your flowers
so that you are able to gain a perspective as to spacing around the pot.
Plain old terracotta pot
I’ve placed the flowers randomly, with different sizes all around the pot.
* Make sure that you choose pebbles that naturally slot in with the others.
You will develop a good eye with practice and time
and may even find that just the right little pebble will stand out from the others,
as though it is meant to be.
* Once complete, allow the pot to dry fully.
One to two days is ideal.
* Take a small amount of glue and mix it with water in a plastic bowl or tub.
Using a soft, clean paint or craft brush, stir and blend the solution until all the glue is dissolved and a weak, white liquid is achieved.
* Gently, yet liberally paint the glue solution into all the crevices between the pebbles, ensuring that every section of the entire pot is saturated.
Allow to dry for at least a day or two.
* Spray tile waterproofing spray all over the finished project,
making sure that you get it into all the tiny gaps between the pebbles.
* All finished :)
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Finished item
Pebbles and stones to use ....
* Choose a selection of pebbles and roughly shape your flowers
so that you are able to gain a perspective as to spacing around the pot.
Plain old terracotta pot
I’ve placed the flowers randomly, with different sizes all around the pot.
* Make sure that you choose pebbles that naturally slot in with the others.
You will develop a good eye with practice and time
and may even find that just the right little pebble will stand out from the others,
as though it is meant to be.
* Once complete, allow the pot to dry fully.
One to two days is ideal.
* Take a small amount of glue and mix it with water in a plastic bowl or tub.
Using a soft, clean paint or craft brush, stir and blend the solution until all the glue is dissolved and a weak, white liquid is achieved.
* Gently, yet liberally paint the glue solution into all the crevices between the pebbles, ensuring that every section of the entire pot is saturated.
Allow to dry for at least a day or two.
* Spray tile waterproofing spray all over the finished project,
making sure that you get it into all the tiny gaps between the pebbles.
* All finished :)
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