Accidental pattern
Herb
19 years ago
In course of making something else, I glued a disc of thick rubber to the underside of slab of Plaster of Paris. I dabbed the glue here and there and rotated the two surfaces to and fro a bit to spread the glue around.
When it has served its purpose, I peeled the rubber disc off. I was surprised to see that the disc (with the glue still attached, coated with plaster of Paris) looked like this.
I can't help feeling that the pattern's worth preserving: but I can't imagine what I'd decorate with it.
Any ideas?
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