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Making Concrete Garden Ornaments

by Sherri Warner Hunter

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A celebrated teacher has gathered the tried-and-true techniques used by sculptors and folk artists, and tailored them for low-tech surroundings. Work with molds; form over armatures; model or carve with concrete; and treat concrete surfaces with mosaics, embedded objects, incising, and coloring. For dazzling outdoor embellishments, craft a Birdbath, Little Lady Fountain, and more. Twenty-five projects in all.… (more)
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Well written and gave some good project ideas. Fairly good introductory. ( )
  beets4borshenko | Jun 22, 2022 |
Concrete is not usually a material associated with the home crafter, but here it is exploited for its malleability and ability to produce large scale items with ease. If you have a big garden and like making things you would love this book. If you are thinking on an extra source of income, I would think any local garden centre would jump at the chance to sell these unusual, useful and artistic ornaments. here would be amongst the most desirable garden ornaments in a garden centre. ( )
  Petra.Xs | Apr 2, 2013 |
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A celebrated teacher has gathered the tried-and-true techniques used by sculptors and folk artists, and tailored them for low-tech surroundings. Work with molds; form over armatures; model or carve with concrete; and treat concrete surfaces with mosaics, embedded objects, incising, and coloring. For dazzling outdoor embellishments, craft a Birdbath, Little Lady Fountain, and more. Twenty-five projects in all.

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