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Marianne Bradman
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I've just been looking through your gallery with my mum, who's just starting out in the world of mosaics - we both think your work is fantastic! The amount of time and effort you put into each one is obvious, and they're a pleasure to look at.
If you don't mind me asking, Mum is curious to know what you use as a backing board, as a couple of mirrors that she's done have been extremely heavy, having used plywood and mdf!
Looking forward to seeing more of your work in the future .
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"the way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain"
I always use mdf for my backing boards as it's easy for me to get and yes they are heavy. I use d-rings to hang the mosaics and each d-ring has two screw holes in it. They seem to hold quite well that way.
All my mosaics are designed for indoors as I don't think that mdf holds up very well outdoors over time. It can swell if moisture gets inside and then the tiles will pop off. To counteract this, I seal all sides of the board (6) with a mixture of pva glue (white craft glue) and water. I do this several times before I start mosaicing.
I love your gallery! Did you make up all of those mosaics on your own? Or did you get the ideas from other mosaics? Either way, they're amazing, but i guess you don't need me to tell you that... ^^
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I'mma:
Beautiful
Individual
That
Can
Handle ANYTHING!!
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I've just been looking through your gallery with my mum, who's just starting out in the world of mosaics - we both think your work is fantastic! The amount of time and effort you put into each one is obvious, and they're a pleasure to look at.
If you don't mind me asking, Mum is curious to know what you use as a backing board, as a couple of mirrors that she's done have been extremely heavy, having used plywood and mdf!
Looking forward to seeing more of your work in the future
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"the way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain"
I always use mdf for my backing boards as it's easy for me to get and yes they are heavy. I use d-rings to hang the mosaics and each d-ring has two screw holes in it. They seem to hold quite well that way.
All my mosaics are designed for indoors as I don't think that mdf holds up very well outdoors over time. It can swell if moisture gets inside and then the tiles will pop off. To counteract this, I seal all sides of the board (6) with a mixture of pva glue (white craft glue) and water. I do this several times before I start mosaicing.
I wish your mum luck with her mosaicing.
Marianne
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"the way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain"
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I am also known as "Aartsee1" [link] -traditional work
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I'mma:
Beautiful
Individual
That
Can
Handle ANYTHING!!
~MissBitchSade
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