I love watching many shows but the beginning ones are of most interest to me as i am a collector but not yet a beginner ..... as an unpaid carer of a rather large family I rarely get any time to myself but in those times i am contemplating what i am going to do with the stones i cut - good and or what is perceived to be bad for use - i dont like waste and or sharp unwanted bits around the children but more importantly i have a womble thing going on too - recycling unwanted - i think what i may do is put into buckets the colour groupings of the lesser interesting rocks and make mosaics out of them - i have already eyeballed a small brick wall to perhaps start with .............. just figuring out loud here to see if you have had a similar dilemma as you do too seem to love the rocks to the degree i appreciate them too ...... also thought about slabbing them to use to make a type of stone version of a stained window but using resin instead of lead? Some that are halved could also be used to make interesting carvings? I have watched a chap called Theo who also loves the shells too and made some very interesting videos in his early start days with creations that have got my brain rolling around with many ideas using naturally gained items and upcycling even the home waste is a goal for this year too - i hope i really do start living my own life how i wish to - by example and good blessings and thanks for your example !
@@Mummaearth I hope that you find your peace. Caregiving is very hard. Honor and respect for what you're doing. I do wish for you to get more time for yourself. As my wife has been on a long road of fighting her cancer, I have been told that I need to save myself or I'm never going to be able to save the ones I love. Seems sometimes like there's no time to breathe. My father was ill for about 12 years before he passed fairly young. He had leukemia, Alzheimer's, and diabetes and needed much care. I was a young man at that time and wasn't involved a lot in his care, but I could see how heavy of work it is. So your ideas are great. I recycle, reuse, repurpose so many things. There's art in giving something another chance at life. I'm been doing that since before it was popular because we're saving the planet... it's called being broke 😔🤣. I've thought of a similar idea with the "stained glass" concept but instead more of a wood framed thing. You can make wind chimes out of slabs. If they are translucent then that's cool. If windy and they hit each other, they can break, but you can appreciate them while you have them. Fill your garden with them. Take care of yourself my friend.
Like the amethyst in #4❤! You called #7 Seymour!😅 Like the busy white sagenite oscilloscope sine wave at the bottom of the next to last one combined with the orange.
I didn't think to call that amethyst... interesting 🤔. 😅... I listened back, funny, Seymour 😂 Sagenite osco sine what ??? Say that 3 times fast. Thanks for the detailed name.
Awesome video #7 polished or cabbed will be sweet with that depth and #11 also. Nice bunch of fun cuts!!👻🌶🤘😎
I agree. Almost a must. I think those 2 are probably my favorite also. Great taste.
Heck those were some cool ones! Liked number 7 best.
Thanks. 7 and 4 were the top ones for me.
I love watching many shows but the beginning ones are of most interest to me as i am a collector but not yet a beginner ..... as an unpaid carer of a rather large family I rarely get any time to myself but in those times i am contemplating what i am going to do with the stones i cut - good and or what is perceived to be bad for use - i dont like waste and or sharp unwanted bits around the children but more importantly i have a womble thing going on too - recycling unwanted - i think what i may do is put into buckets the colour groupings of the lesser interesting rocks and make mosaics out of them - i have already eyeballed a small brick wall to perhaps start with .............. just figuring out loud here to see if you have had a similar dilemma as you do too seem to love the rocks to the degree i appreciate them too ...... also thought about slabbing them to use to make a type of stone version of a stained window but using resin instead of lead? Some that are halved could also be used to make interesting carvings? I have watched a chap called Theo who also loves the shells too and made some very interesting videos in his early start days with creations that have got my brain rolling around with many ideas using naturally gained items and upcycling even the home waste is a goal for this year too - i hope i really do start living my own life how i wish to - by example and good blessings and thanks for your example !
@@Mummaearth I hope that you find your peace. Caregiving is very hard. Honor and respect for what you're doing.
I do wish for you to get more time for yourself. As my wife has been on a long road of fighting her cancer, I have been told that I need to save myself or I'm never going to be able to save the ones I love. Seems sometimes like there's no time to breathe. My father was ill for about 12 years before he passed fairly young. He had leukemia, Alzheimer's, and diabetes and needed much care. I was a young man at that time and wasn't involved a lot in his care, but I could see how heavy of work it is.
So your ideas are great. I recycle, reuse, repurpose so many things. There's art in giving something another chance at life. I'm been doing that since before it was popular because we're saving the planet... it's called being broke 😔🤣.
I've thought of a similar idea with the "stained glass" concept but instead more of a wood framed thing. You can make wind chimes out of slabs. If they are translucent then that's cool. If windy and they hit each other, they can break, but you can appreciate them while you have them. Fill your garden with them.
Take care of yourself my friend.
Like the amethyst in #4❤! You called #7 Seymour!😅
Like the busy white sagenite oscilloscope sine wave at the bottom of the next to last one combined with the orange.
I didn't think to call that amethyst... interesting 🤔.
😅... I listened back, funny, Seymour 😂
Sagenite osco sine what ???
Say that 3 times fast.
Thanks for the detailed name.
@just-one-more-rock
I tried saying it out loud but my tongue got wrapped around my eye tooth and I couldn't see what I was saying.
@RickSmith-kp3sy 🤣
Do baby agates grow up to big agates? TEHe!
@@maryhelton-ek4mt Just their egos when they realize how beautiful they are 😆
@ I see! Rocks have a lot to be proud about! Have a great holiday!
@maryhelton-ek4mt Happy holidays to you as well. I hope to see you in the comments again soon. Take care. 🎄