I read somewhere that the artist didn't like to use white grout. So I purposed to use a light grey on my light projects and a light black on my darker projects.
So far I like the results. I was able to grout three future yard stones over the weekend. All used the light grey and so far I like the results. Knowing that these will end up in the garden as yard art, the decision to not use white was a good one.
The grey looks more natural for being outside. Not that anyone walking by would think this just sprung up on its own- lol
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L O V E lg pcs |
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Blue Twirling Sun w/Red Cherries- named by Karlee (age 5) |
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Who Stepped on MY Flowers! |
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Yet to be named- fussy cut- hope to do dark grout |