I made three leaf castings of fig leaves today to be used on my tabletop fountain (only two are shown, the third is not ready to handle). They turned out nice. I forgot to spray PAM on the first leaf I did, but it didn't seem to make any difference. The leaf peeled off easily. The leaves are smaller so I waited for about 6 hours before I tried to handle the castings. It worked out fine. They have been cleaned and will be left to cure a while before painting.
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Castings of fig leaves to be used in the tabletop fountain |
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Fig leaves on sand mounds ready for cement application (the gray blobs are weights made of extra concrete) |
Please feel free to leave your thoughts, comments, or questions...Diana
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