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- mosaic tumbled glass coasters project guide
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<p><strong>Project Tip:</strong><br /> <br /> • Embed shells and other memorabilia from your family vacation along with glass as a great souvenir<br /> <br /> <strong>Materials Checklist:</strong><br /> <br /> • 1 Package Diamond Tech Tumbled Glass<br /> • Jennifer's Mosaics Indoor Cement - 2 Lb Tub<br /> • Jennifer's Mosaics Square Coaster Mold<br /> • Petroleum Jelly<br /> • Paper Towels<br /> • Mixing Bowl and Spoon<br /> • Felt<br /> <br /> <strong>Instructions:</strong><br /> <br /> 1. To protect work area, cover with newspaper.<br /> 2. Apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly to the inside of each coaster mold. This will help the coaster release from the mold.<br /> 3. Draw around the perimeter or the mold to create a pattern. Arrange tumbled glass and gems on the pattern, keeping the glass at least 1/8" from the edgw.<br /> 4. When satisfied with your design, mix the indoor stone cement according to manufacturer's instructions.<br /> 5. Pour the cement into the coaster molds until it is 7/8 full. Tap the mold gently to disperse the cement or use a plastic knife to smooth surface.<br /> 6. Transfer the tumbled glass and gems from the pattern to the coordinating position on the coaster, embedding them into the cement.<br /> 7. Allow to dry for one hour and release from the mold.<br /> 8. Clean off any excess cement from the glass using the edge of a penny or a craft knife.<br /> 9. Allow coasters to cure 24-48 hours before using.</p>
