That's better!

gateway to the garden, perfect!

I wish I had more breeze blocks cut like this. Fun to make but awful to take to market!

you dont want to drop them!!!

It's ok onto gravel but not onto hard standing!

Very Pretty !

Like that, quite unusual the colour strong without being overpowering a good job.

ah yes thats better, I think you could do a series of these nice bright coloured blocks, I still want one

Really like these Lou, get making!!

Lulu partnership on these then, I can make the steel moulds you can mix the concrete,what part are you going to do Steve.
Thinking about it Steve could mix the concrete as he wants one.lol

I could make the tea?

LoL, I can see you lot like this!!!
What it is......an oblong breezeblock cut on the diagonal....
would steel moulds and concrete be a bit too heavy?
Must admit to wanting to make a couple more....but darned heavy to stack in my boot to take to market!!

I like those Lulu :0)

How about a plastic mold, put the stones in the bottom and pour in colours plaster of paris, leave a bit on the top then put stones and a bit more when dry then a dab of paint n bobs yer uncle!

Lulu they would not be any heavier as you would use the same amount of cement ,the mould provides the shape you slide them out of the mould after a few hours, before it is completely hard,wash the mould and start again.
Steve not sure how strong plaster of paris would be or if it wold go soft in the wet.

We better get working on it then!!! Although not sure about working with cement as I've never tried it......

P of P I think is too soft....stevie why don't you try one in a plastic mould.....let me know!!

loving this Lulu...i have cast a few things in cement over the years...its easy once you get going. i dug holes in the garden lined them with old shirts and made mushroom tops..

Something a bit different! This was a sliced breeze block and a friend needed a gate stop....so....!

beautiful and funtional...