Hi Irene. Could you do an update on you stone's? How do they look now that spring has arrived in your part of the world? Did the moss grow? We would love to see how they look now.
Great idea for the type of stones YOU wanted. I just started following your channel. You are correct, many garden centers just don’t have the look you need to create just what you want. Those stones look great with the planters you already have made. It is like your garden has been there for centuries. Well done, and thank you for the videos!
Wow, Irene! Your stones are PERFECT! You are a very clever and innovative person! I have been considering making similar stepping stones for a pathway in my yard. I love your ideas, thank you so much for sharing your method. ❤
So what I have tried today: Made your recipe in two batch. One with brown color, the same you used and didn't like, but i have used less quantity. And I way lighter color, stone beige color. Mix then separately. So I had 2 buckets. Then I take a piece or each, and I apply on my surface. The goal is to make 1 stone different shades.
0good grief, girl! we all wish we had some of your energy and smarts. marvelous channel. wish i had found you 20 years ago!!! ha! thank you for sharing.
Great idea, but as peat moss is now a precious commodity, well the use of it is frowned upon, in the UK. Can other materials be used instead to give the same effect, such as straw, etc be added to non peat compost?
Nice, thanks for sharing. Maybe if you put plastic in the mold you wouldn't have to make new ones, but it would take a lot longer to make one at a time.
Irene!! Wouldn't it be easier to go to Japan and buy a few rocks and bring them home !! LOL The result, however, is quite lovely, you did a great job! As an idea, next time maybe take a photo of all your finished prizes and then print that out on your printer. Arrange them in their paper form until you are giddy with happiness!
I would like to know if these are more lightweight because of using peat moss & perlite? I would like to have something more lightweight than solid concrete. Thanks and love your ideas
✨ Hi Irene I'm new to your channel and I've watched quite a few videos of yours and must admit you have the greatest impressive talent (a gift) 👏👏😊 you have magical golden hands 👐❤️✨ I love your channel a pleasure to watch 🤗 I've just subscribed 😊
Very nice. If only there was a mold for organic stones. Like the quikrete molds, but shaped on all sides. Because that seems very labour intensive. I would not use my hands to mix cement, you can get terrible burns.
I watched your Japanese concrete lantern, and this video. I bet you love chicken wires lol. I think I should like it too. I like your video and idea. Anyway now I'm following your channel! Thanks for your video
Great job! They look so great but I think you should just try to wet the stones and stick moss on them rather than that mixture. Since you sealed the concrete the moss would probably stick directly to it. I just love your path.
I think they look great, but per stone, they must have cost a fair amount. Peat is hard to get in the UK and expensive. I have used good quality acrylic paint and sealer on both real stone and outdoor plaster, but the quantity needed here for the coverage needed begins to send the cost stratospheric and it won't last forever. Clearly, these are simply decorative and not meant to be walked on and they do look good. I hope they're holding up.
What are you using too make these stones Can you give me list of each into the cement ???? And what colorent you using ??? And the milk stuff the water proofing I did get the name of it long name wow !! I'm going try make these !! But so fast trying see what each thing going into making these !! Thank you wow great !! I do stepping stones me ! But always like new things with cement crafts me yours really great but can't read that fast all stuff you put in cement or on the top of them !! ??? Thank you just list all that would help me find all too make these great stones !!! thank you Kim Indiana me ...
I’m sorry you have such rude people commenting on your video. Growing up our mother always told us , if you haven’t anything nice to say about something, don’t bother saying anything at all.
Hi, actually we were planning to make a table for crafting from another ald sewing machine we have at home) I can make a video about this if you are interested)
@@IrenesDIY А на английский все ваши выступления дублируются автоматом? Да, страна чудес Россия так и осталась страной чудес. И все комменты кроме моего тоже по-английски! Здорово!!! Это так Путин осваивает интернет? Хороший ход! Думаете, кто-нибудь захотел бы учиться мастерству у тетеньки из русского Зажопинска? Пусть думают, что я из Беверли Хиллз….
@@lidiya1740 как связаны реклама стройматериалов (которой правда нет, а я бы не отказалась), то, что этот канал на английском и Путин, который якобы мне платит (и, кстати, за что? Расскажите, а то может надо пойти попросить, а я и не в курсе?) вы вообще даете, конечно😁 посмешили "тетеньку из Зажопинска" 😁🌷 а платит мне кстати компания Google Ireland😚
@@IrenesDIY Привет Маргарите Симоньян! Ирландия обязательно сказала бы, что это передача из России! Давай, тётка. У России финансов на пропаганду всегда хватало.
Impressive! But many steps, much work. For a couple is ok, but if someone needs many it will consume much time and work. But they are impressive! @AlongThePathsOfNature
Why didn't you just scrap that mess and make new hypertufa stones....? Painting rocks for the garden is, _no_ all day long for me... The point of the mixture is to make it look like stone, the concrete used is rocks all munched up and the things added are to make it look like stone. Iv'e never see brown rocks in nature where I live, but those area good idea for dinosaur poos!
