Simple Mosaic Crockery Project
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- čas přidán 1. 08. 2024
- A simple mosaic made form crockery, glass gems and vitreous tiles if you're starting out in mosaics and unsure what project to make try experimenting with creating something like this to get you started. For links on products and videos please click the button below "Show More"
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Do you grout that piece , and is it got inside or can it go outside. Very interesting piece thank you
Thankyou so much, yes it has been grouted with a sanded grout. I have made a video on grouting 3 dimensional pieces like the roses, all the other tessera I just grouted as normal, it was very easy. This piece could go outside in the climate Im in because Im in a mild climate. If you are wanting your piece outside then you would be better off using plates that are made from porcelain, stained glass, vitreous tiles etc as you will get a greater longevity than the plates I used. Just make sure everything you use, substrate, adhesive and tessera are all suitable for the climate you are in. :)
Treasury Road ,thank you for taking the time to reply I am just a beginner and can’t cut thick tesserae due to shoulder problem ,but now I realise it can be many heights as long as they stepped ok , I have done 4 steppingstones over 2 year period but now would like to start again. Also I love the bag method first time I have seen that one .
@@TreasuryRoad I had no idea you could use different thicknesses. What a lovely piece. I love your videos, so much information. Thank you.
@@yvonnefordham5320 Aww Thankyou so much Yvonne, using different thicknesses adds interest and texture as long as the edges aren’t sharp, 😊
This was great. I don't know how I missed it. I try to watch all your videos. I'm trying to break out of having things all nice and neat. Your piece is simple and beautiful! Thank you!
Thankyou very much Liz, its very easy to miss videos and sometimes I have trouble looking as well, but you found it. Appreciate the comment and thankyou for watching. :)
A very clever design, the stripey plate piece leads to the flower and the leaf of the flower and the foot of the dark plate leads to the three roses. The upside down flower is nicely placed. I really like this piece.
Thankyou so much Ros appreciate that, a simple piece but I think it works. Thanks for watching. :)
Thanks for your videos. They are so informative and straightforward.
Thankyou so much, really appreciate that. Thankyou for watching. :)
Love, love, love this video, Peter, since my love is working with crockery & dimensional objects. I didn’t realize that you grouted it until I read the comments so now I’m off to watch THAT video (and down the 🐇 🕳️ I go!)
LOL and thankyou so much Karen appreciate that. I LOVE working with crockery as well its so versatile. Generally I love to keep my grout lines close together closer than in this video so as the grout doesn't impact the mosaic to much. Enjoy grouting its pretty easy to work with on a crockery mosaic. Thanks for watching and for your comment. :)
Beautifully !! Stunning ❤
Thankyou so much appreciate that and thanks for watching and commenting. 😊
What a fun project! Let your imagination be your guide! Even the music made me happy! Thank you!
Thankyou so much, glad it made you happy, thanks for watching. :)
This project is just cool ! I like it very much
Thankyou so much Sunday and Thankyou for watching. 😊
Thanks Pete takes me back in the days at Uni when early stages was more creative and experimental love all you do. Godbless
Thanks so much Ebony, they were good times, thankyou for watching. :)
Great design and surprising end result. You are a very talented man😊
Thankyou so much appreciate that Jacqualine, you are too kind. :)
Beautiful ! Thank You
Thanks heaps Donna and thankyou for watching, appreciate it. :)
Fabulous!
Thankyou very much and thanks for watching. :)
Beautiful.. I like how you explained the creative process. I've been under the impression the tess was not supposed to go all the way to the edge. Thanks for correcting that belief. Your piece looks great. The colors are wonderful together. Very pretty indeed. Always a pleasure to watch your video. I learn so much!!
Thankyou very much, some people do keep their tess back and others keep their tess to the edge, neither is incorrect, you can create how you want to create but you do need to take into account the situation of where its going to be, for instance sharp edges, is the piece going to get touched or knocked on the sides. Generally all my pieces the tess is to the edge and I use flatter smooth tess not tess that is high and could get caught on the edges. This piece is just a piece for me and wont be handled by anyone, but common sense does need to prevail if people are going to interact with the piece you create. :)
Nice video. Lots of good advice. Thanks Peter.
that looks beauitful,,
Thankyou and thanks for watching. I was just playing around but I think it turned out alright. :)
How COOL is that! When you started out on the video, I was rather skeptical. I fast forwarded to the end and I just loved it. I watched from the beginning to the end and like always so informative and intelligent. Your creativity caught me by surprise! Well done.
Thankyou so much Susan, appreciate that. Sometimes I fast forward videos as well, thankyou for watching. :)
I have watched I think all of your videos. Thanks thanks thanks! I have learned so much from you. They are not messy/fussy and easy to follow. Besides, your accent is cute!
Thankyou so much Sally, glad you're enjoying them. LOL@cute accent, sometimes my pronunciation of words can get a bit lazy. lol. :)
Love the different shapes. I love working with the China flowers. We have 6 op shops in our little suburb. It was great volunteering to see them first. Your design is great Peter. THANK YOU.
Thankyou very much, I love working with crockery as well, you can create some very intricate pieces or a very bold piece like in this video. Glad you're surrounded by op shops. lol
The mosaic you created here was just wonderful. I have just finished two mosaics that are different levels which I found really hard to grout, do you have a tutorial on grouting uneven surfaces ? Many thanks
Thankyou so much Hazel. There is a tutorial on how l grout uneven pieces. Thanks for commenting. 😊
Like your piece a lot and the intuitive way of putting the pieces.Tell me please which kind of adhesive you are using. I am looking for a long time for doing three dimension pieces. Thank you
Thankyou so much Dvora, the adhesive I used is thinset (cement based adhesive). There are different types of thinsets, Laticrete and Mapei are a couple of companies that make it, but there are other brands as well. :)
I like to see the different shapes.
Me too. :)
Lovely video and enjoyed the mix of media. Can’t quite tell at end if u have also grouted in grey or is it the glue I see and it is ready to grout.. if u need to grout would u cover the flowers over with blue tac etc to stop them
Getting filled.
Thankyou so much, yes the piece has been grouted and I have also produced a video on grouting 3Dimensional pieces as well. :)
I love your videos you explain the process clearly. I wonder in the UK what the cement based tile adhesive I'd called? I've been into a couple of hardware shops and they don't recognise the name 😩 thank you
Thankyou so much, I would have thought it would be called cement based adhesive or thinset, I would have a look at the Mapei and also the Ardex website, both these companies make them and are in the UK. If you are unsure give these companies a call, tell them what you're going to be using it for and the materials such as glass, crockery etc and they will advise you which product and which cement based adhesive to use, that way you will be assured of getting the right product. :)
I love the finished piece, but please tell us how you decide what color grout to use. That, for me, is the toughest part.
Thankyou very much, its a hard decision for many, but I choose the grout when Im choosing the tessera at the start that way I can change the tessera a lot easier if its not going to work with the grout colour rather than trying to figure out the grout colour at the end which is difficult trying to get a grout colour that suits all the other colours of the tess. :)
Can you explain the grouting? Is it difficult to grout with the different heights on the tiles?
I have made a video on grouting 3D pieces on the channel like the roses, its not hard at all to grout those different height tiles, the grout just wipes off. :)
Thank you. I will watch the grouting video.💗
@@TreasuryRoad I think I have watched almost all of your videos. But your video and grouting with the roses doesn't take into account other materials with different heights. Which is what I'm having to deal with with my back splash. I wish I could show you a picture up the back splash but I don't know how to do that with CZcams comments
So Peter....it doesn't have to BE something...like a bird,bee,flower etc. ..what exactly is the idea behind mosaiicing???i dont seem to have grabbed the concept....I am intrigued and thank you for your time.
An interesting question. There is so much to mosacking in theory and design. However in simple terms mosaicking is about covering a substrate with your choice of materials to create a piece of art where all the pieces work in a cohesive design. You can use recycle materials or new materials, you can pretty well use anything To go further on the subject just have a Google. :)
@@TreasuryRoad thank you for your time and explanation Peter.