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How To Make Concrete Leaves
Today’s feature is packed with a handful of tutorials showing you how to make concrete leaves, these turn out amazing and they are simply gorgeous tucked into flower beds and around the yard. Easy to make too!
Casting Concrete Leaves: Basic Instructions
 How To Cast Concrete Leaves: Tutorial By craftgrrl community.livejournal.com/craftgrrl/ |
 Concrete Leaves: A Step-By-Step Guide How To Make Them overthegardengate.net |
This tutorial is by craftgrrl and is loaded with pictures and details. | Three pages of instructions with lots of pictures (nice & big too). |
Getting Fancy With Concrete Leaves: Tutorials
 Making a Sand-Cast Birdbath — Instructions gardengatemagazine.com |
 Two-Toned Concrete Leaf Bowl By gardenmolds.com |
This tutorial shows you how to paint the leaf to give it some color then seal with concrete sealer. | You can use any leaves that are relatively flat and uniform in size that have a strong vein structure. |
More Lovely Examples
Attempting To Make Concrete Rhubarb Leaf Stepping Stones By theoldcrowsnest.blogspot.com
Check out this large leaf that’s big enough for your cat to lounge in (found via Curbly):
Concrete Leaf Tutorial By concretegardenleaves.com
Displaying lovely items in the garden doesn’t have to be expensive, you can try making a concrete leaf or two (as shown above), create unique garden containers and figures with hypertufa, select creative garden containers from everyday household items and even moss can be used to add beauty to your yard.
Click any of the images above to view the leaf tutorials, it was impossible to choose just one so I included them all!
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Oh wow! These are beautiful! I want to try to make some of these! Thanks for sharing!!