First I painted the foundation gray, to look like grout. I think I should have used a darker gray. Too late now.

I cut the faux stone out of paper mache drink carriers. I used a 1 inch foam brush. I put 4 doubs of paint in a large plastic lid: white, raw sienna, burnt umber and the foundation gray. I mixed up two colors at a time and painted the edge of the faux flagstone, then layed it on plastic and painted the top. After the stones dry, I sprayed them three times with Patricia Nimocks matte acrylic spray.

Then take one stone at a time and glue it from one corner to the other. If there is a large space showing, cut one of the stones to fit in the space. Put paint on the cut edge. Glue the stones down with Wellbond glue.
5 comments:
That looks good. But I really like the paint-covered shirt. :)
Oh wow, those stones must have taken a lot of patience. It paid off, though--looks wonderful!
Lookin good!
it's coming along very well, I like doing stone work it's very calming :)
Kate - your stone looks very real! I love the colors. (From Kendra)
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