Mosaic Stepping stones: DONE!
The light blue tesserae are glow in the dark! I tried to get a photo for you but it wouldn’t come out. I am now gearing up to start the second half of the mosaic wall.
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The glow in the dark tiles sound a brilliant idea for stepping stones.
What thickness is your cement board. Do u have the sections cut for you or do u have a special saw? Tnx!
I use Wonderboard lite on the wall. It is about 1/4 inch thick. You can score it with a utility knife and break it. I found it very user-friendly. The only negative is that it being a little flexible you have to take care when transporting your pieces. I had a few stained glass pieces break. I grouted it anyway and have had no ill effects.
I notice you are commenting on the mosaic stepping stones post. Just so I am clear, those were pre-poured cement pavers I purchased from Home Depot.
Thanks for the question, if you have any others, don’t hesitate to ask!
Staci