Step 4: Decide the placement of your top layers.
The goal here is to add a bit of depth and cover all of the gaps in the bottom layers.
I chose my prettiest covers for this, as well as the brightest ones.
I just sat down and played with them until I had what I wanted. I took a picture of the finished placement to see where they all went.
Now, start gluing down the bottom layers and working your way up. The more overlapping, the better. Let them cure between layers. (I did the large green, the maroon, and the pink as the bottom layer, then the left yellow and the blue/tan as the next layer, then the large yellow and finally the little green.)
This will require mulitple episodes of Dr. Quinn. Make sure to add weight during the dry time of every layer.
Once you're done, flip the whole thing over and add a ton of weight. Let it sit overnight. Now you're ready to seal it!
I chose my prettiest covers for this, as well as the brightest ones.
I just sat down and played with them until I had what I wanted. I took a picture of the finished placement to see where they all went.
Now, start gluing down the bottom layers and working your way up. The more overlapping, the better. Let them cure between layers. (I did the large green, the maroon, and the pink as the bottom layer, then the left yellow and the blue/tan as the next layer, then the large yellow and finally the little green.)
This will require mulitple episodes of Dr. Quinn. Make sure to add weight during the dry time of every layer.
Once you're done, flip the whole thing over and add a ton of weight. Let it sit overnight. Now you're ready to seal it!
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