Milestones Mosaic Stepping Stone Kit, Makes a 12-Inch Stone

This was bigger and sturdier than I expected, so I was pleasantly surprised. It was a great project to do with my daughter. We used our own pottery shards, but the glass that game with it had a nice variety of colors (mainly dark and light blues, green, white and amber/brown). Cleanup was so easy, and the whole process is faster than I imagined. After 24 hours we were able to set the stepping stone in our garden. It seems really sturdy , which is good because I want it to last.

This was a fun lil activity! Partner and I each got one and made portraits of our animals and put their foot prints in them.I'd recommend buying a cheap bucket to mix the concrete in, something you can throw away after. For sure do the mixing outside as it's a little dusty.As for colors of glass, you kind of get what you get. We made the most of ours and combined our piles so we had more to pick from. If I were to do another i'd probably find cool glass on my own to include just for fun and variety.Fun and easy to make, so would recommend.

The cement set up easily and so far seems very sturdy. I was glad my son was here to stir the thick mix. We probably should have added 2 extra TBSP of water, instead of one. The mixture was hard to press the glass into. The main problem was my granddaughter selected the dragonfly design. The box showed the whole dragonfly in white. There were not enough white pieces to make it as shown. The stepping stone came out easily, but the mold cracked anyway. We might be able to reuse the mold by taping it. My granddaughter had fun. But I might buy the mix separately next time.

This kit is easy to use and leaves lots of room for creativity. I purchased four of these so family and friends could work on them together. The assortment of tiles in the kit is pretty limited - a lot of white, blue, red and orange. Before I started the mosaic, I went to a tile store and bought tiles in different colors and sizes to enhance the mosaic. It is helpful to sort tiles by color before you start. The whole process was a lot of fun!

I purchased to spend some one on one time with my son, and to make something for our garden. We had a great time. I helped with the cement mixing part, and then he did all the decorating on his own. We both wore gloves, which I recommend. I also wore a mask while pouring the cement powder and mixing. I mixed according to instructions, the exact amount of water was all it needed, and it did fully harden by 24 hours.The glass pieces are vibrant and pretty in the completed project. Looks great in the garden.

trash product. 0/10. bought three seperate kits before even one mold was usable (but still was cracked). don’t waste a penny on thisBought all new glass to use for this project, because the glass it came with was pretty ugly and cheap looking compared to other glass you can purchase. The plastic that came with the kit to pour the mix in broke, so I had to tape that together too. the only thing we actually used from the kit was the mix. If i were you, i’d suggest buying mix separately and then using actual quality materials from elsewhere. The letters we used were also purchased separately from this kit just as a heads up. The materials in this kit are in no way worth the price. Everything we actually used was better quality and from elsewhere, We would not buy this again.I bought two of these kits and not just one but both of the plastic pans had huge cracks we had to try and tape

I was looking for a memorial stone for my mom to put in her garden in memory of my dad, and I couldn't find anything so I decided to make one myself. I made my own stencil, but used the rest of the materials in the kit. When you pour the concrete into the mold and smooth it, you do need to jiggle it (gently) quite a bit to get all the air bubbles out (about ten minutes). There were more than enough glass pieces for my design, though there were no white pieces as shown in the product photos. I waited two days to remove from the mold and brush the concrete off the glass. The mold came off easily. It seems durable and it was easy to complete the whole project.

Like others have said, the mold came already broken so we had to tape it up. It also seems the colors of the mosaic glass are completely random. So don’t buy based on the colors. Mine was entirely lime green, blue and red. Which I didn’t mind.It does NOT include letter stamps!! The “tool” it mentions is literally just a popsicle stick to hand writing your own. So buy some letter stamps separately. The cement also dried pretty rough looking, despite smoothing it down. I do like the color of the cement compared to just buying quick cement from home depot.It’s not the worst, but I do think there is a learning curve, and I wish I could redo it.