I like it better than last time, FLAG. Looking good. And just think - no grouting - looks really good.

Love it. Looking really great. Yummy colors, lime and blue, yum.

Thanks you guys. I am liking it more and more and keep looking around for more doodads to put on it. It is a lot more fun the second time around.

Looking great!!I love the colors!!

I think this method will be your signature method...no grouting!heh heh! Good for you for the remake, I have a bird bath that I used those thin bathroom tiles...ya, ceramic!poo!, that has chipped in the freezing weather, looks aweful! Was considering using craft paint and just painting the certain parts...till I do what You are doing.

Love the look..........seems as if a project could be completed much faster using this method. Those colors look so nice together. What might the little white balls be? They sure stand out and look really good. So, after you push and squosh and the thinset is dry is the project complete or do you then seal it? I gotta give this method a try.....seems like it would be real forgiving if you made a mistake. Thanks for sharing pics of your lovely work.

Because I've been wanting to try mosaic this sounds very interesting. I have a question. How do you get thinset smooth and even between the mosaics? Do you wipe with a damp cloth before it's dry....or later? Details for a novice, please.

crafty, the little white balls are marbles. they work great with enough squish around them.
Laura- If I think that the squosh is too hi, I just run my finger across it and take the excess and put it somewhere that is is a little too lo. It rained yesterday so I haven't gotten back to this. Tomorrow for sure. I think all of you will like this. I didn;t like it a couple years ago when I first tried it, but I was just making too big a mess. Now controlling the amounts is helping a lot. I have a few spots that are too low or cracked as they cured, but I will take a ziplock full of thinset and cut a corner and squeeze more in there as I go,.