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		This is still one of my personal favourites. I quarried the slate from a hole in the ground close to my house in central Victoria, and split it down to paper thin slices. I laid these slices on edge to describe the impossibly fragile twiggy threads of this little wren's nest I found in my garden. Now the work is...	HELEN BODYCOMB MOSAICS
		Resin Mannequin, Metal Base, Ceramic and Metal Tiles, Glass Tiles, Millefiori Glass Cabochons, Steampunk Jewelry, Rhinestone Cup Chain, Leather Sleeve Garter, Czech Glass Buttons, Glass Butterflies, Feathers, Paper Cocoons, Sea Glass Beads, Wire Headdress Frame, Paint	Kate Hanley Mosaics
		Copyright Dawn Handy 2021 Recycled tesserae	@dawnhandyart
			Denny Dormer - MosaicXandMe
		Community Heritage Fund Project. One of 7 mosaics, this one made by the children by St Michels Primary School Newport.	Stephanie Roberts Art
		Inspired by Blue Planet 2 and made for Artists open Houses, Rottingdean, Brighton 2018	Walker Christine
		My two passions - glass and wax, combined	Isle Be Creative
			Denise Jaques- Mosaic Happy
		A portrait in stained glass approx 30cm x 20cm (2018)	Ames-White Ruth
			Ingrey Janet
			Knight Keith
		Vitreous glass	Siobhan Mosaic Art
			Melanie Berry
		Featuring porcelain and glass tiles. 40 x 61 cm If you would like to discuss a commission please send an email sue.kershaw@hotmail.co.uk or call 07929 884759.	Kershaw Sue
			Ingrey Janet
			Smith Mountain Lake Mosaics
			Carole Choucair Oueijan
		Fowey Sauna Floor Mosaic - Cornwall	Mosaica Tiles
		The secret garden Size:65x65cm Materials:opalescent glass,beads,details in Tiffany technique, on wood base	Claudia Bini
		I completed this mosaic for a local pharmacy over 20 years ago, I'm delighted that it's still looking just like it did back in 2000.	Alison Mac Cormaic
			Vondee Norma
		Wall based mosaic using hand-painted ceramic, vitreous glass, ceramic, porcelain.	Kate Anderson Mosaics
		Lovely tile with different tiles in aqua and neutrals. Ready to be framed as wall art.	Anita Batson
		A wire armature with a rod going through all pieces of miscellaneous ceramics.	Caroline Lord
			Nichol Wheatley

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