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Craft: Rock Painting

Rock Painting

Find a rock that you would like to paint on. Wash it in warm soapy waster and let dry. Use acrylic paints to paint your rock. Let dry completely! Lastly, use acrylic finish spray to seal and weather proof your project.

Have fun with your craft.

By Crafty Billie from Stockton, CA

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removing acrylic spray paint from rocks

I spray painted clear acrylic paint on rocks, and the paint must have been old, because it turned white. How do I remove it?

Post By jo (Guest Post)

RE: Craft: Rock Painting

Very cute idea. All 5 of my SIL's collect ladybugs and have matching ladybug tattoos on the back of their necks. I can do this with my daughter and make them as gifts for them all (and for myself as well). Thank You for sharing. Will definately be making these.

Post by jmz2005

RE: Craft: Rock Painting

Fantastic Idea.... You picked the LadyBug... It is enough to get me started...CUTE....CUTE

Post by KathyRay

RE: Craft: Rock Painting

We did this in Vacation Bible School and called them "prayer rocks" The children put them by their bed before going to sleep. When they wake up, they step on the rock, which reminds them to pray. In the morning they put the rock on their bed. At night, they are reminded to pray and return the rock to the floor.

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