Creating a double-sided mosaic on a Skeewbacker foam core board is a great way to build lightweight, waterproof installations like spinners, panels, partitions, or freestanding art. The process isn’t complicated, but it does require a bit of planning to keep everything flat, balanced, and durable. Here's the steps!
Skeewbackers with the design printed on them are brand new and really offer the mosaic artist an easy way to create a wonderful mosaic. There are 2 options for adding mosaics to these backers with patterns: a) cut little pieces and glue as you go; b) cut bigger pieces of stained glass to be glued down to the pattern. Read how I do it.
Here's an idea for giving your house more curb-appeal...mosaic house numbers. They are also great for selling at art and craft shows! But here's a creative twist on them for you. Read more.
Skeewbackers have a foam core interior and a waterproof membrane on each side, so they are perfect for mosaics - lightweight and can be used indoor and outdoor. Here are the steps!
