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Posted by stacymonet N.MS (My Page) on

Sun, Jan 25, 04 at 21:33

Can anyone tell me of an online source for those walkway molds ??I would love to find a cobblestone mold

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Posted by watermanjeff z7 AR (My Page) on
Mon, Jan 26, 04 at 21:07

These folks have some nice looking patterns...have not tried them myself. I'm considering taking the plunge and trying to learn to "make my own" molds. The ready made ones are $$$$$. If you search on ebay for "stepping stones molds" you will also find a bunch. Best of luck!

Here is a link that might be useful: concrete molds

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Posted by watermanjeff z7 AR (My Page) on
Mon, Jan 26, 04 at 21:13

I just found this. Is it more like what you had in mind?

Here is a link that might be useful: Cobblestone molds

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Posted by grammylady 8 (My Page) on
Thu, Mar 4, 04 at 11:21

Try Lowe's or Home Depot. Both sell them in my area but look in "concrete" section or building supply.

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Posted by Master_Eeyore 7b (My Page) on
Sat, Mar 13, 04 at 15:22

Go to Hypertufa forum, learn to make your own... I am. You can buy say, 5 cobblestones, press them into damp sand to form an impression, and fill with concrete. Paint, stain, or pigment; your options are only limited by your imagination. I run around on garbage day and take the drawers out of dressers that are being thrown away to put the sand in. You might try the yellowpages for a concrete company - one down the road sells all kinds of stamps, and I can actually view the quality.

Good Luck!

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