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I also save broken jewelry, cheap beads, marbles, pretty beach glass, broken tiles and such.
Pour quick crete into the mold. Mix in water and stir well. Add water slowly so you don't get it too soupy. Then add the pretties on top. Kids can add a hand print if they wish.
Let sit several days to set. It will pop out of the mold and you can reuse it numerous times.
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08/20/2009
What a neat idea! I have seen kits for making the shapes for the stepping stone in garden catalogs. The idea of hand prints of loved ones is also a good one.
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08/17/2009
I really like this idea. These are great for letting the grandchildren create their own and then I will always have reminders of them, especially the ones that don't live close to us. These are a nice way to mark a special occasion as well.
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08/17/2009
I have done this, too. My family got together for my 50th birthday seven years ago, which by the way is today, and helped me to make my stepping stones. Now I have a lasting memory of my special day. Here's a not-so-great pic of the stones in my shade garden that is a work in progress.
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08/12/2009
Wow, what a good idea! Love to see some pics. I wonder if you could color the cement too.
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08/12/2009
Wow! You get my thumbs up today! I am sending this to my daughter for my crafty grandsons!
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