How To Make A Sea Glass Stepping Stone
Image By: Lovely Greens Via YouTube
Summer is in full swing, and I just can’t wait to get my garden ready for all the backyard planting and new ideas I have planned. I have been on a relentless search scouring the internet to find the very best of the best of DIY ideas. Finally, I found this excellent sea glass stepping stone video tutorial by Lovely Greens on YouTube, and I knew this was the perfect project for me. I am finally going to turn my little backyard garden into a mini paradise absolutely popping with color! I am going to be able to do it in an inexpensive way, and I also will be able to utilize many leftover items I had lying around that I could upcycle into something extraordinary. I was so delighted when I found this gorgeous idea to make mosaic concrete pavers out of old broken bits of sea glass, shells, or pottery! All I needed was a bag of quick-dry cement that I can buy at the local garden center or any Lowes or Home Depot hardware store. I knew immediately I had found the perfect project to start my new little colorful garden paradise, the ideas were flowing like a river. I was going to make about ten of these gorgeous sea glass stepping stones and then at the end of my little trail of mosaic stones, I was going to build a DIY coy pond. I could see it all at the forefront of my imagination, and it was going to be beautiful. The materials were really basic and simple to obtain and I already had plenty of pieces of old broken pottery and sea glass. The instructions were really straightforward, and I felt so confident about this project.
Materials For Sea Glass Stepping Stone:
- An old pan or plastic tub to use as a mold
- Cement and coarse aggregate
- White and silver spray paint
- Clear glossy spray paint
- Broken sea glass, pottery, shells, or marbles
- A square of chicken wire
Directions:
In this excellent sea glass stepping stone video tutorial by Lovely Greens on YouTube, you will learn to make these gorgeous stepping stones. You begin by mixing your concrete.
Then, you will place your bits of sea glass into the wet concrete and let dry.
These stepping stones are so lovely, I can’t wait to make mine.
