Mosaics

they are all lovely Lulu, clever girl

nice worl lulu..are they on ceramic tiles?

Brilliant collection. I do hope they all sell well for you Lou.

Hope so too TT! They are on wooden boards Skips!

As long as its not on skate boards!

Have you bin at the bottle tetLol! I need to find more smallish squares of granit so I can make more pieces for the garden. It's just finding a simple way to hang them.

excellent stuff - :):):)

Mmm bit of a problem that Lou, how about asking Bampy..he's good at lateral thinking!

Can't ask Bampy because his computer's gone phut!

drat! Well do a blog entitled "To all the Clever DIY people on GOY", I was going to say Handy, but well....

I like the one on the right and the square one with the yellow flower. I like the rest but those 2 are really nice

love the flower ones lulu so pretty

DIY fish?! He's bucked up a bit now but don't hold your breath!

Beautiful Lulu. My favourite is the one right in the corner, with the butterfly. But like them all.
How heavy are they?
If they are made to hang on a wall, and are on wood, could you perhaps drill a couple of shallow holes into the wood at the back - like the funny shaped ones you sometimes find on plaques or wood pictures that you sort of slide onto screws. Sorry, can't really explain what I mean!!

Thanks Digginfit, I love the one on the right too, it's nice and simple!
All these are fine to hang, I've put hangers on the back. It's the granite ones I make for the garden that are not so easy to hang!! I sort of lean them in places!!

They are beautiful Lulu , very clever Nosypotter might have some advice on hanging them he does some heavy stuff ......

Fabulous Lulu !

That's a good idea Amy.
Thx Judywolf x

They are just so lovely Lulu, I especially like the daisy one with the butterfly, the colours on that are beautiful.

Thanks Helenium, everyone likes that one, me too!

They are great Lulu! where do you sell them? love the butterfly one. How long would it take you to make?

Days Teds sometimes! I sold some at Cheltenham races last Dec. Need to find another outlet as hanging them on a stall is very difficult because the big ones are very heavy. My profile has a website for my mosaics, very simple I might add!!

You should approach you local garden centers and ask if they would display them in their shop or restaurant. Our center displays paintings and iron work from a local artist. Your mosaics would make a stunning focal point in a garden, with plants surrounding them on a wall.

I agree with you Teds, I would have one of those in my garden, they're lovely!

Will work on it! The ones in this phot are all for indoors as they are on wood, must make more outside ones, after all, I (we!) live in our gardens!