So, I am violating the no props through the holidays rule a bit, but I couldn't help myself (and I already had all the ingredients = no money foul).
My first adventure into "low relief" style ala the Mitchell's method. These were the tombstones I took many pictures of during my visit to Boston. One coat of Dryloc - no tea staining (Terra-style) yet.
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12-14-2009,05:56 PM
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12-14-2009,05:59 PM
P.S. I routed about a 1/4" into the foam. So much for the "Low" relief part. Next time, I'm gonna be a little more conservative.
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12-14-2009,06:09 PM
Looks great. I like the deeper routing. I generally go 1/4 inch and IMO it looks neat. You did a very nice job on that.
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12-14-2009,06:31 PM
Good job! and don't worry your secret is safe with us
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12-14-2009,08:13 PM
Looks great!
Eventhough I am Dead it is always warm inside my bed.
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12-14-2009,08:39 PM
I'll be using rebar through 1/2" electrical conduit attached to the backside which is my usual method of support.
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12-15-2009,02:28 AM
tombstone looks great!!!
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