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It’s Friday! Here is your weekend inspiration: faux stone techniques.

Just like the natural materials that they imitate, there are unending variations to these projects.  The photos are from Flickr, click on the image for more information or the links at the bottom of this post.

Want to dig in and make your own faux stones?  First check out the Glass Attic’s collection of information on faux recipes and techniques.

agatizedcoral_2.jpgI love this project for a fossilized coral cane.  It’s hard to tell the faux from the real deal!

Want more?  Here are two great books on faux surfaces that are worth picking up.

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I’d love to see your faux inspired projects or if you have a link to a faux tutorial, please feel free to share in the comments.

I’m also still accepting Halloween inspired creations to feature in an upcoming Reader’s Gallery.  Email your photos to mealong with your website or blog if you have one.

Flickr Photo Credits:
1. faux turquoise and wire, 2. Faux turquoise, 3. 3 frogs, 4. faux Mayan jade beads, 5. 23. Faux jade, 6. faux-jade-clutch, 7. pebble blend, 8. Faux stone experiments, 9. Faux Stone, 10. Sticks & Stones, 11. Dinosaur Switchplate, 12. PCAGOE July Challenge

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  1. Barbara Forbes-Lyons on October 18, 2007 12:09 pm

    Wow, Heather…I just checked in on the blog for the first time in a while and was so pleased to see you feature my dinosaur switchplate! You collected a great assortment of faux styles - great inspiration.

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