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pirl wrote: Go ahead and use it. Seashells don't work well - just a friendly warning. Most beach stones work the best but slate is good and places that sell slate will often let you take even the big chips. Just make sure they're thick enough.
If you have anyplace near you that works with granite they'll often let you have a few pieces. You can always say you're doing color matching for a kitchen or bathroom. Light colored pieces work best.
I was tired of bent metal signs and those that slice into the ankles!
