Stained Glass Mosaic Supplies & Tools
Stained Glass Mosaic Picture Frame
Choosing Stained Glass for Mosaics
Using Mixed Media With Glass Mosaics
Designing Stained Glass Mosaics
Scoring Glass for Mosaics
Breaking Glass for Mosaics
Selecting Stained Glass Pieces for Mosaics
Positioning Stained Glass on Mosaics
Types of Adhesives for Glass Mosaics
Gluing Stained Glass Mosaics
Cutting Stained Glass for Mosaics
Tips for Grouting Mosaics
Preparing Grout for Stained Glass Mosaics
How to Grout Stained Glass Mosaics
Cleaning Grout Off Glass Mosaics
Dry Washing Stained Glass Mosaics
Summary: Sleeking takes five minutes from the time the grout is mixed. Learn how to grout stained glass for mosaic projects such as mosaic picture frames in this free video.
Rachel Kadner is a mosaic artist based in San Francisco who has been creating mosaics for over 7 years. She specializes in making mosaics for the home, including mirrors and fine art...read more
"Once your grout has been mixed, you can take your mask off, and you want to wait about five minutes for it to set, it's called "sleeking." Once it's set, you can take a wet sponge, just a regular kitchen sponge is fine, and you can use it to scoop up some grout and apply it to your mosaic. Remember that you have grout joints going at every angle, so you want to go back and forth. Make sure you get grout into all of your joints, even the edges. That looks pretty good. You can go over it again and again, until you make sure that grout is in all of those joints. If you have extra grout on top of the tile, that's absolutely perfect, you're going to wash that off in the next step."
eHow Article: How to Grout Stained Glass Mosaics
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