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1.12.09

BEADED HOLIDAY REINDEER

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HOW TO'S BROKEN CHINA MOSAIC click topic to view

~ An Important First Step For Any Project
~ Broken China Mosaic (Pique Assiette) ~ Basic Steps
~ Creating china mosaic focals and vintage china tiles
~ Creating smooth and level mosaic surface using Direct Press method
~ How To Grout Your Mosaic Surface
~ How to Nip china Tiles and Focals
~ Mosaic Methods Defined: Direct, Indirect, My Direct Press
~ Mosaic Style - Pique Assiette Defined

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~ Making Book or Paper Rose and Rose Wreaths
~ Outdoor Fountain Makeover
~ Seashell Photo Frame
~ Sparkling Book Page Wreath using punch out florettes
~ Styrofoam Base Wreath
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Mosaic Style - What is Pique Assiette?

Pique Assiette - a french term meaning "stolen from plate." Pieces of broken china, pottery, glass, buttons, figurines, and jewelry are cemented onto a base to create a new surface. Almost any form can be used as a base, and any combination of pieces can be applied. The design is restricted only by the individual's imagination.

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