17 Mosaic Tips in 10 Minutes - Mosaic Tips
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- Опубліковано 27 жов 2019
- This video is part one of a series of mosaic tips. Im giving 17 mosaic tips in 10 minutes, covering a range of different areas to help you with your mosaic process. For links on products and videos please click the button below "Show More"
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You have the best ideas! I’ve learned so much from you. Thank you!
Thankyou so much appreciate that and thanks for watching and commenting. :)
I love your bits of wisdom, especially: work from your heart...
Thanks so much Grace l think that’s so important in pretty well everything we do. Appreciate you watching. 😊
Great information as always! Thank you!
Thankyou and my pleasure. :)
Great tips, Peter. Thank you!
Thankyou so much Dee and thanks for watching. :)
Thank you for this helpful information!
My pleasure thanks for watching. :)
These are great Peter! I’m just seeing these ! Bravo sweet friend !
Thanks very much, glad you're enjoying them. :)
Your videos are THE BEST!
Thankyou very much, appreciate that. :)
I am so happy I came across your videos. Thank you.
Thanks so much, thankyou for watching. :)
Thank you. Very useful information at the right pace.
Thankyou very much Megan, appreciate that. :)
#17 is absolutely beautiful. Love it!!
Thankyou so much, thats the one I have received the most comments about. :)
Thank you kindly for the helpful information! Cheers
Appreciate that, thankyou for watching. :)
Thanks for all the time-earned tips.
Thankyou Patti, appreciate that. :)
Excellent video. Thank you!
Thankyou for watching. :)
fantastic work you are showing meanwhile... so inspiring!
Thankyou so much Lisa, really appreciate that. :)
Love and appreciate this
Thank you!
My pleasure Rachel and thankyou for the comment and for watching. 😊
Lots of helpful tips, many thanks :)
Thankyou for watching. :)
Thank you Peter. So kind of you to share these tips with us. Sherie Rodrigues.👍
My pleasure, thankyou for watching. :)
I have really enjoyed your videos....very informative and the best I have ever seen. I got some really great tips. I look forward to more.
Thankyou so much Margaret, appreciate that. Theres more on the way including a new Mosaic Tips 3 just a bit behind. :)
thank you for another fabulous video and the last bit was so lovely and true! PS I feel like I have known you for years lol
My pleasure and thankyou for watching. LOL@known me for years. :)
Love your videos
Thankyou so much Pamela appreciate that and thanks for watching them and commenting. :)
Thank you so much !!!
Thankyou very much Sunday, appreciate you watching. :)
Thank you so much - great insights !
Thankyou so much Sunday, appreciate it. 😊
Thanks Peter for this educative video 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thankyou Rupa and my pleasure. :)
Tip no.17 is the best tip! 🥰
Thankyou so much, a few people have said that. :)
Thank You so much! I love all of your videos! Very helpful. The last tip is the best. The hardest part is starting, and then, finishing. Lol. I think I have to know everything and everything has to be beautiful. Ha ha ha. Just starting, for me, is the key.
Thankyou very much starting is the hardest part for many, but just start off with something very simple for inside, you really learn most as you go as there's more than one way to do a project so one persons way may not suit you. Don't wait till you have all the information because that will never happen, start when you have all the information for your first project, its a lot easier that way. :)
I love your tips! I never tried the black and white photo, I will definitely do that now and I’m so glad you mention walking around and stretching. I worked in Physical Therapy for 40 years and know the importance of this. Thank you so much for all you do♥️
Thankyou very much, appreciate that. The black and white photo works really well, i also take colour photos throughout the mosaic as well as the camera sees things we don't. :)
@@TreasuryRoad I do that for every project already, at your suggestion and it helps tremendously!
loved these tips
Thankyou so much. :)
Thank you so very much.
My pleasure, thanks for watching. :)
Godbless Peter very informative just what I needed. Xx
Thankyou so much Ebony, appreciate that. :)
tip 17 is the gratest tip !
Thanks very much Dan. :)
Awesome videos, I used to follow you on Flickr then I lost my account so glad I can watch these now. Your new fan W.
Aww thankyou so much Wendy, yes I remember posting on Flickr years ago then I went across to Facebook, welcome aboard. :)
Your advice is so wise! Thank you
Thankyou so much Yvonne, appreciate that and thankyou for watching. :)
@@TreasuryRoad TY for sharing your knowledge. I learned a great deal! And I won't forget to wear a mask and eye protection!
@@yvonneschimmel453 Thankyou and thats great because your health is important. :)
The BEST tip was the last one about creating from the heart, thanks so much for that! The 2nd to last tip, the address mosaic....I would like to see an example of "the other way". Thx.
Thanks very much, there are examples of the sides being made last if thats what you are referring to, just Google mosaic art and your bound to see some. :)
Thank you
My pleasure and thankyou for watching. :)
Thank you so much. You are exactly who I’ve been looking for. I have so many questions? I’ll watch all of your videos first. Lol. Thanks Sara
Aww Thankyou so much Sara appreciate that. :)
I just retired & my hobby will be mosaics. My head is about to explode with ideas & what to learn & where to learn it. This is the first video I have watched of yours. Watched others here on youtube but you are the best - Great advice. Thank you so, so much sir!
Thankyou I appreciate that very much. I find the easiest thing to do is to look at a project you want to do and only concentrate on how to do that project, you will find as time goes on you will learn other things and its only when you do more mosaics that you will learn other techniques . Its better doing it this way then you dont have to concern yourself with other things that you may not want to do or will come at a later date. Trying to get everything right in your first mosaic wont happen but as long as you use the correct substrate, the correct adhesive and the correct materials for the environment its going into you will cover most things and the main thin is to just enjoy the journey and dont let everything become to daunting. Start with something simple first so as you finish it and get to know your tools and materials. :)
Peter, I have had success pulling a seized grinding bit by using a faucet pull. Spray on a lubricant, let it sit overnight, and then the pull. Good luck. Love your work and accent!😁
Thankyou very much and thankyou for the tip, will give that a go and see what happens. :)
That mosaic at #12, wow😲, just stunning, but looks so time consuming😪💝💝💝
I didn't create that mosaic piece, its a stock photo but it would've taken the person a while to create it but then most mosaics are very time consuming. :)
@@TreasuryRoad still gorgeous though💝
Gorgeous, just bautiful
Thankyou so much, appreciate that. :)
How nice to find your videos.....was wondering if you had a tip for nipping very thin china....?? I have some beautiful things to work with and can't figure out how to do it.....!!
Thankyou so much, I have made a video on cutting and nipping plates ua-cam.com/video/fNbCrappbGw/v-deo.html
I had a grinding head stuck on my grinder. I used a "puller" to get it loose.
Thats great you were able to get it off, saves a considerable amount of money. :)
You mention to do the sides first, do you mean also grout them before starting the top, or can grout whole project once completed? Also, with 3D type items, like items that will need extra cleaning, can they be glued on top of the grout once it has dried, or pushed into the grout while still wet? That way they don't get grout in them so they will stay clean. ??
I generally grout the whole job in one go when I have finished and the adhesive has fully cured. Adhering the 3D items on top you can do after grouting and once its fully cured, but it does depend on the look you are after. Don't embed the pieces into the grout because grout doesn't really have any adhesive properties so they will most likely fall out. :)
You said to place beads higher so they don’t get buried. How do you do that? I guess you make the thinset bed thicker? Thank you!
You would just need to gauge it with the other Tess you’rejust want them sticking up a little bit more as round beads have less surface area. 😊
Hi -- I really enjoy your videos! Thanks for all your tips. I am sure you said this one somewhere, but I learned the lesson of using "too much adhesive" by doing a piece on a mirror with glue chip glass. That was weeks ago that I finished. I used silicone and am still waiting for it to completely dry. The piece that I didn't use too much glue is dry and looks great. Lesson Learned.
Thankyou very much Debbie, appreciate that. It can be a bit difficult gauging how much adhesive one needs sometimes it can be a fine line but the more you do the easier it becomes. I see those instances as not mistakes but opportunities to grow and learn. :)
What is tesera
If you watch my series starting in mosaics it will explain it. :) ua-cam.com/play/PL3hbSHuG7eHQfy8Y0FN7hZIvlEK-MlErP.html
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Thankyou so much Derrick. :)
Are you a kiwi?
I’m watching from Jackson Mississippi. I lived in NZ 10 years - hubby is kiwi. That’s why I asked - your accent sounds a wee bit different from Australia
@@jmorphiscave LOL no Aussie but I tend to get lazy with words at times that could be the reason. Mississippi would be great to see. :)
Thank you
Thankyou very much Yazdi and thanks for watching. 😊
Thank you
My pleasure and thankyou for watching. :)
@@TreasuryRoad I love your art ,I just finished purchasing tiles and clippers and Mexican tile ,I am am so exited to create my own, I will be watching all your videos, thank you so much for sharing your talent
@@adrianaospina8079 Thankyou so much Adriana appreciate that and enjoy creating your mosaic. :)