Create a Garden Cement Leaf
Sharon Eide embellishes her garden decoration with metallic paints.
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Garden Cement LeafMaterials and Tools:
patch cement
sand
large leaf
metallic paints
water-based varnish
epoxy
seashells
water
buckets
rubber gloves
shallow rectangular pan
1. Collect some large leaves.
2. Shape a mound of damp sand in a shallow rectangular pan to support the leaf.
3. Place the leaf upside down on the mound of sand and cut the thick end of the stem out.
4. Place a section of another leaf over the end of the first leaf where the stem was removed.
5. Mix patch cement according to the label directions.
6. Wearing rubber gloves, pat cement over the leaf to a thickness of about 1/2 inch thick.
7. Wait at least 24 hours before removing the leaf. The cement leaf needs to set well.
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