20 ideas to Paint Rocks ( part 1)


   I have to admit, I was a little sceptical of painting rocks as a craft, but Pickle really enjoyed it and actually so did I (it’s very calming)!  I tried to get Chops involved too, but he was far more keen on sucking paint off the brush than using it to paint with…

To paint rocks, you will need:

– some smooth rocks/pebbles (scrubbed clean and dried)
– paintbrushes
– paints (ideally acrylic)
– spray varnish (as a final coat if your finished rocks will live outside)

If you need a bit more ideas, here are the first 10 of my top 20 ideas to give rock painting a try (I’ll post another 10 next topic )…





DIY : Drawing on rock


1.    Chalkboard painted rocks

2.   A family of ladybird rocks

3.  Love rocks


4.   One-of-a-kind Paperweight


5.   A garden game of tic tac toc

6.   Alphabet stones

7.   Stone strawberries

8.   Pebble magnet rock monsters

9.   An outdoor scavenger hunt for painted rocks

10.  Painted rock (stone) bookends/doorstop if you’re feeling ambitious!

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