Millstone

19 years ago

Sharing a millstone I made from hypertufa... still curing.

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billie_ann
19 years ago
Terry, Looks great, what are the dimensions? Billie
gardener927
19 years ago
I have made a few pots with hypertufa however they did not stay together through the winter...can you share you "recipe"? I really want to try some millstones...I love them! Yours looks great!
Thanks
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waterlily_girl
18 years ago
Your millstone is GREAT! Would you please send us the directions! I would love to try one.
dougy2040
14 years ago
Terry, Your millstone looks so realistic. Nice work.
I have recently made three 25" hypertufa millstones, still curing. (see attached photo)
and looking forward to these out in our garden soon. Planning more projects.
Good luck, keep sharing. I hope my photo works.

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