Stepping stone molds

Do you need some garden stepping stones, but you want something cute with lots of character?! Make your own! I love the unique pattern that we stamped into thes…

Colorful Garden Stepping Stones: The easiest way to make colorful stepping stones was taught to me by concrete artist, Terri Ryan, who make many, many indoor and outdoor ornaments from concrete. Without a mold, she simply adds a thin layer of concrete to the top of a purchase…

Looking for a little garden art to add some pizzazz to your yard? Or maybe you want to memorialize a pet? Well, a DIY mosaic stepping stone is perfect for doing…

Create your ow DIY Stepping Stones for the perfect gift or homemade outdoor pathway through your garden. Perfect kids project for Father's Day!

DIY Concrete Stepping Stones: We have the biggest front flower beds I have ever seen. Like 60+ bags of mulch a year big,whew! They were a jungle when we moved in but are much better now. Some original bushes and trees were salvageable and we added some flowers but it still neede…

Making your own stepping stones is a fun project and a way to create unique stones for your garden. This is a guide about making concrete stepping stones.

A couple of years ago, I decided my garden needed a personal touch, something that would set it apart from the typical plant beds and shrubberies in my neighborhood. That's when I stumbled upon the idea of making my own DIY stepping stones. At first, I was worried it would be too hard, or I'd need lots of special tools, but I found that with some creativity and basic materials, I could make something truly special. I started with just a few stones, each with a unique design. Some I embedded…

Check out my free tutorial on how to make garden stepping stones in 5 easy steps. We use glass beads, concrete and loose parts of all kinds!

A stepping stone made from beautiful rocks collected from rivers and lakeshores on the south island of New Zealand My stepping stone workshop in Glenorchy, New Zealand Gold and Black alternating bands of Mexican Beach Pebbles in Los Angeles The most frequently asked question I get in regards to my mosaic work seems to be "Where do you get your stones?" After that comes the question "Do you ever teach workshops?" I have on occasion taught them but it has been a long time. The reason I quit…