Very informational!! Thank you so much for this video! I'm new to mosaics (other than what we did in art class in school), but I've always wanted to give it a go. I've been watching your videos for helpful information, and you've definitely supplied it! So thanks again!

Firsst, let me say, you are absolutely the best teacher I have ever seen! And, I'm not a young lady and homeschooled my own children. With that being said, there is another method you haven't mentioned, undoubtedly because it's a lot of technique and hard to find the recipe for ... the Vienna method with a lime plaster base that stays malable for months. The piece is then transfered using the double reverse transfer method. I have wanted to go to Europe for years to study under one of the few artist's who teach the original Roman methods... I wish that ancient skill was still common knowledge for Mosaic Artists of today ( who don't have thousands to study the craft abroad). Thank you for teaching the methods we have today to all who want to learn the right way, we hope Mosaics will continue through people like you for millennia to come.

I would like to thank you for your all informative videos. Very clear and understandable teaching. I have just started to mosaic so all these are very useful for me. Thank you so much.

Your designs look so classic. Thanks for making these.

Helen Miles out here save’n lives 😂 Amazing explanation!!

Love your tutorials. I'm a beginner in mosaics and your videos are such help! Thank you

One of the most valuable 10 minutes I've had on mosaic!!! New subbie now 🎉

Love your videos!!! Thank you.

This is so useful!! Thank you for explaining everything so well and clearly

Thank you so much for the overview. This is just what I was looking for!

Easy to understand your directions. Thank you.

Great video! I couldn’t find anything like this in Polish. It was soooo helpful!

Full of great information. Thank you!

Thanks. I'll use the first method on a mosaic I received in the mail that arrived partly in some pieces. Fortunately I have a previous photo for placement of all the pieces.

Very informative and well explained. Thank you

Well done, thank you so much!

I'm making mosaics for my final year project and this was a massive help, thank you!

You Are a lovely Person, so thanks for your advice and help....i subed for Sure and keep up the tiles...

Thank you!

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Great overview, thank you!

Very useful information

Thank you was quite interesting would enjoy learning more!!

Thank you, this is very helpful! I recently found your channel and am really enjoying your videos.

Very easy to learn from this expert, explained well.

This was so helpful thank you

Brilliant!! Thank you!

very helpful! thank you!

I loved this video , very informative . Well presented

Wonderful video.... very precise and informative. .. going to try some of your methods. Thank you so much....

Thank you!!! Your video was very helpful for this newbee who (I think) has gotten herself in a jam trying to cut already tiny pieces of glass for a small first project.

Beautiful

Amazing

Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate the various methods to construct mosaics! I'm 23 with no artistry background but I want to learn this craft and create some awesome designs for friends and family. Subscribed as well. 👌

gives me an insight into Mosaics Most interesting

Thank you and your voice is very attractive

Please madam , accept my heartiest appreciations for delivering remarkable knowledge and skills although its a tiny thing to say that in front of you. Please keep it up for the sake of mosaics lovers. Salute you madam.

I know absolutely nothing about making a mosaic but I have all kinds of marble tiles pieces. A lot of them are the result of marble cutters practicing various shapes, curls, etc. Several different types and colors but all some kind of stone, including quite a bit of lapis lazuli. So I really want to attempt my first mosaic. I'm betting with the weight of the tile pieces that I'm going to want a pretty strong adhesive.... but I'll be flying by the seat of pants on this so everyone wish my luck!

Pity you didn't show a sample of each,,, fascinating thank you 🙏

So with the fiberglass mesh method, you say you install it on site.. what types of installation options are there? Can you grout? Can you lay it directly in concrete?

Love your voice ❤

Thank you so much for these wonderful videos! I'm wanting to know if I can use the paper method to tile a mosaic around my bathtub. We purchased ceramic tiles, chopped them up into bit, and plan to create a mosaic with them. It seems that I would have the easiest time making my mosaic on paper and then pressing it onto the wall around the bathtub. Especially because I would prefer a flat surface if possible. And I was thinking of pressing the tiles-on-paper into a thinset. Am I right to do it this way, or is there a better method?

Классно! Super.

Fantastic video, thank you so much!! I have a quick question I'm hoping you might be able to help me with. I'm making a birdbath for my girlfriend and I had a photo of us pixelated into a mosaic that I'd like to put in it. Is ceramic better than glass for something exposed to the elements like this? Which technique out of these 5 do you think might be best? Any tips or suggestions you may have would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you for your video. I have a question. I saw a mosaic vase that was grouted with a very very rough grout. Would you have any ideas on what additive I could use?

Thank you! Can you specify which glue to use for the direct method? Very much looking forward to creating with mosaic!

I am new to mosaics and want to Mosiac my bathtub walls using primarily broken plates/ some precut glass tiles. Ambitious, I know!! 😅 What method would you suggest? I am leaning towards the first (glue directly). (I am currently working on my first project-a kit from Intessere.) I love the medium!! My grandma did extensive stained glass, so I’m hoping it runs in the family - the beauty of it all!!

Nice demonstration. Where is a good place to get the mosaic tiles of different color?

What is the 5th method? I just see hands, can't picture what the half-way concrete would look like. BEAUTIFUL work, very inspiring!

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After completing what you've done, what adhesive can be used to stick the mesh to a tiled shower wall, say, and then I'd grout it after glueing it to the (tiled) wall? Thanks.

One question. Whats the difference between the mesh that is used to make hook rugs and the mesh used for mosaics?

Can I do it to my bathtub it's and acrylic on tho??

What kind of paper is being used when using the dlour and water ro glue it to

What kind of tiles are you using?

what glue to fix on the mesh ?

Which glue to use for mess method?

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is this a method you can use for smalti?

Where do you buy fiberglass mesh?

What kind of glue do you use on the netting?

Looking for pattern start. No one shows that. How to devise pattern. Start to finish.

Thank U Helen. Loving your videos. 🙏 If using the cast concrete method, and paperback method, would the concrete and adhesive fill the gaps or would I need to grout as well. ?

Hello Can i make mosaic from olive seads

so if you're using the two different tiles -ceramic and glass - you'd need two different nippers?

WHAT KIND OF GLUE WORKS BEST FOR GENERAL MOSAICS.

What is this stuff used

Very well explained thank you. Would it be possible to expand on your tutorial by actually demonstrating each step as you do instead of simply telling us how it will work? There’s nothing like “seeing” the method to really learn. I have always wondered incidentally, how easy (or difficult more exactly!) it is to fill little corners and odd shapes here and there within a design. Your pictures show some expertly crafted end results which encourage the amateur beyond reasonable expectation I suspect. Thanks anyway.

I sent you an email and can’t wait to hear back 👍🏼

fallen asleep after 2 min from the way she speaks ....

Do not use that glue it’s better to put face mount tape on the front and then flip it over, prime it..and place the mesh on the back. Attach the mesh with a liquid membrane like hydroban, then not only is it more sturdy but it meets ntca ansi standards.

Love your videos! Thank you.

I loved this video , very informative . Well presented

So with the fiberglass mesh method, you say you install it on site.. what types of installation options are there? Can you grout? Can you lay it directly in concrete?