I have watched hundreds of videos... This video is the one I should have watched first. You answered EVERY question I had. Your work is gorgeous! Thank you! :)
thank you!! Definitely want to make these. You made it seem so simple. I live in Canada and concerned about how to create a base that won't heave during freezing and thawing. Really don't want the work of using rebar and cement to create the base path. Still not sure how to do it but thinking perhaps a simple layer of sand ( like you used) and then dozens of already made cement blocks and puzzle them all together. Love that you did it using the thin set mortar... love that you used equal parts sand and concrete for the grout. nice as well that I can start making these in the house while we are experiencing our - 30 - -40 weather here and then be ready for Spring. So excited to get started.
EEEks! Please be careful! I wish I could give you a pair of my gloves! WOW!! I am soo jealous. This is one of the BEST art- tile video I've ever seen! Thank you for sharing your genius!
I find the bare hands honest and natural. I prefer bare hands but sometimes wear gloves (when my hands start getting cut and smashed, I have clumsy spells). Its definitely safer to wear gloves. There are tactile benefits to bare hands, you know "getting your hands dirty"
I love this project. I’d guess it took hours to create so many beautiful tiled pavers for the border of this sidewalk. It looks gorgeous. Thank you for sharing this with the TH-cam audience. Really GREAT! 👍
Very clever and skilled work. Thought the sand would scratch the mirror but none visible. Same basic technique with adhesive and white grout would adhere random, square or round mirror pieces to a 12 to 15 inch foam ball to hang in a garden or open porch, suspended by a wire and ball bearing fishing swivel. Fun projects!
Thank you so much for showing the process of stepping bricks. You have answered so many of my questions and more. I love your colors. You are so kind, and clever. Sherie Rodrigues 🧡🤗
Hi there! Sorry so late in seeing this. The thinset underneath tiles has an additive to it that is a little elastic. Harder to just buff off the tiles. The concrete powders up so nicely and will last for years!:) I hope that helps.
I watched this 2 times in a row last night. I like your method and I will be trying this next. I heard you say central texas and, I could be wrong, it looks like my home town, Temple Tx, northside/Historical district specifically. Thanks for this tutorial
@@Flatforkstudio hello Flatfork! I KNEW you and I were in the same general area (Austin/Temple). When I first saw this video I had never attempted a mosaic or any other type of creative art. I must say things have changed A LOT in the last year. I would LOVE to share pics with you but I can't do that on TH-cam. Maybe I'll search FlatforkStudio on FB. Or perhaps you know another way?
The answer is yes they wod. Just make sure to use a good concrete mix to stick them down appropriate for your weather conditions up there. The hardware store should have all you need. Just tell them its for outdoor tile and they will get you the right stuff! :)
Great video, thank you! Just a couple of questions. It looks like there is some sort of thin rail between the walk way rocks and pavers, to hold the loose rock in place? is it removed after install? If not, what do you suggest using, thin wood, metal, or maybe landscape plastic edging? Also, you used mirror in the mosaic, I've been told that the sun ruins the backing of mirrors, is that a myth? Thanks again for your wonderful tutorial, very well done and easy to follow.
Wonderful video and project! How durable are these bricks as far as making them for an actual foot path? I want to try this very much but am concerned the tiles will crack or lift out if walked on.
grout application could cut the hands /grout float and sponges to apply grout and sponge to clean the surface..just seeing this ending glass will slice your flesh
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Beautiful job! This may be a summer project surrounding my flower beds!
I have watched hundreds of videos... This video is the one I should have watched first. You answered EVERY question I had. Your work is gorgeous! Thank you! :)
Very professional work, Thanks my friend ❤️❤❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍
You would kill it doing audiobooks! Such a soothing voice/well spoken! Great video!🤗
Thank you so much!
Great job. Dramatic improvement. All the attention to detail really paid off.
thank you!! Definitely want to make these. You made it seem so simple. I live in Canada and concerned about how to create a base that won't heave during freezing and thawing. Really don't want the work of using rebar and cement to create the base path. Still not sure how to do it but thinking perhaps a simple layer of sand ( like you used) and then dozens of already made cement blocks and puzzle them all together. Love that you did it using the thin set mortar... love that you used equal parts sand and concrete for the grout. nice as well that I can start making these in the house while we are experiencing our - 30 - -40 weather here and then be ready for Spring. So excited to get started.
Loved this idea. Thank you
We’ll that was amazing!!!! EVERYTHING about it!!!!❤️❤️
Nice!!! Excellent instructions! Thanks.
EEEks! Please be careful! I wish I could give you a pair of my gloves! WOW!! I am soo jealous. This is one of the BEST art- tile video I've ever seen! Thank you for sharing your genius!
I find the bare hands honest and natural. I prefer bare hands but sometimes wear gloves (when my hands start getting cut and smashed, I have clumsy spells). Its definitely safer to wear gloves. There are tactile benefits to bare hands, you know "getting your hands dirty"
Hello. I just love your colours. You have given great instructions, and for this my dear, I am truly grateful. Sherie.🤩
Thank you Sherie
This was just what I needed to know what products to buy and how much of each to use. Thank you for being such a good and generous teacher!
Thank you SO much -- awesome video! (SO helpful) 💖🙏🏼😃
I love this project. I’d guess it took hours to create so many beautiful tiled pavers for the border of this sidewalk. It looks gorgeous. Thank you for sharing this with the TH-cam audience. Really GREAT! 👍
Very clever and skilled work. Thought the sand would scratch the mirror but none visible. Same basic technique with adhesive and white grout would adhere random, square or round mirror pieces to a 12 to 15 inch foam ball to hang in a garden or open porch, suspended by a wire and ball bearing fishing swivel. Fun projects!
that was my thought too (about the mirror scratching)
Great tutorial. :)
Thank you so much for showing the process of stepping bricks. You have answered so many of my questions and more. I love your colors. You are so kind, and clever. Sherie Rodrigues 🧡🤗
Great idea, really pretty! Could be used on bricks for borders around plants also. Great info too.
Wow! Thats amazing...Love It!!!!
I love Faith!
Really nice
love it. your tutorial was perfect not to fast not to slow. Easy to follow. great job
Thank you!!! I am always nervous! Lol
Some of the best instructions I have seen very good work!!!
🎉Beautiful bricks!😊
Fantastic idea with the bricks, this is a must do for me thankyou
Beautiful ❤️
Wow! Great video, so clear and easy to follow. The finished product looks amazing! Thank you!
Hi, love your tutorial! Question, in noticed you used pre-mix grout under glass tiles, why not use the same to grout it?
Hi there! Sorry so late in seeing this. The thinset underneath tiles has an additive to it that is a little elastic. Harder to just buff off the tiles. The concrete powders up so nicely and will last for years!:)
I hope that helps.
I watched this 2 times in a row last night. I like your method and I will be trying this next. I heard you say central texas and, I could be wrong, it looks like my home town, Temple Tx, northside/Historical district specifically. Thanks for this tutorial
I am in Austin. Did you do this project? would love to see picts!!
@@Flatforkstudio hello Flatfork! I KNEW you and I were in the same general area (Austin/Temple). When I first saw this video I had never attempted a mosaic or any other type of creative art. I must say things have changed A LOT in the last year. I would LOVE to share pics with you but I can't do that on TH-cam. Maybe I'll search FlatforkStudio on FB. Or perhaps you know another way?
Thank you so much this has really helped me in my own project ❤
Candy colors...so pretty!
Absolutely beautiful work!
Gorgeous...easy to follow your instructions...ty
That was an AWESOME video. Well done m'lady.
Beautiful!
Muy bonito, maravioso
very cool! This helps me a great deal.
I'm plannng on actually mosaicing our entire walkway by this method.
*fingers crossed* wish me luck
Did you do it?
super looking project, nice work Faith
Very cool
Your a great teacher! Thank so much for sharing with us.😊
NICE - all 10 from Germany!
Wow looks wonderful. Thank you for explaining so clearly. I live in Canada,gets pretty cold in the winter,I wonder if it would hold up.
I don't understand youtube very well. I am so sorry I missed your comment!!
The answer is yes they wod. Just make sure to use a good concrete mix to stick them down appropriate for your weather conditions up there. The hardware store should have all you need. Just tell them its for outdoor tile and they will get you the right stuff! :)
Beautiful job 😍😍😍, thank you 👏👏👏
Nice!
absolutely gorgeous, great video*
Great video, thank you! Just a couple of questions. It looks like there is some sort of thin rail between the walk way rocks and pavers, to hold the loose rock in place? is it removed after install? If not, what do you suggest using, thin wood, metal, or maybe landscape plastic edging? Also, you used mirror in the mosaic, I've been told that the sun ruins the backing of mirrors, is that a myth? Thanks again for your wonderful tutorial, very well done and easy to follow.
Well. I am so sorry I missed this message. You use metal or plastic railing. ;)
Gracias, está hermoso y ordenado.
Wonderful video and project! How durable are these bricks as far as making them for an actual foot path? I want to try this very much but am concerned the tiles will crack or lift out if walked on.
amazing¡ beautifull, congratulations¡
Vicky Gi
great work love it:-)
The area I want to do will be large, my worry is I want my work to be safe to walk bear feet. What should i do extra, do I need to smooth EACH edge?
So sorry I did not see this. Actually if its a whole walkway, I would be worried it will be slippery when wet. Made that mistake for sure.:)
putting the glass in the towel smoothes the edges out. is not a worry.:)
Thanks for replys👍
fantastic! now I know what to do with these pile of bricks I have.
Wow, beautiful . What kind of sand did you use?
just play sand
Would like all mirrors
Neat
grout application could cut the hands /grout float and sponges to apply grout and sponge to clean the surface..just seeing this ending glass will slice your flesh
its much easier then you think. The glass edges are already sanded
Hey. Can you please tel me where you got your awesome gloves?
I got them at Home depot. Cleaning section..... theyre just a little more heavier glove. Miss those gloves! Theyre hatd to find!!
Bello
What kind of sand did you use?
Hi there! Play sand.
are you near teneha texas.
in Austin:)
Looks bad.