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Easter Rocks

Discover the joy of Easter with our step-by-step guide to painting rocks. Perfect for families looking to create memorable, festive decorations!
Prep Time5 minutes
Active Time1 hour 30 minutes
Dry Time30 minutes
Total Time2 hours 5 minutes
Yield: 8 rocks
Cost: $1

Equipment

Materials

  • Rocks flat, oval shaped
  • Acrylic outdoor paint
  • Mod Podge
  • Paint pen(s) optional
  • Outdoor sealer optional

Instructions

  • Find oval shaped rocks with a flat side for this craft. Wash and clean your rocks to remove excess debris. Using a pencil, sketch your design idea onto the rocks.
  • Using an appropriate sized round brush, paint your first layer carefully and let it dry.
    Painting the first layer of purple and white paint onto the rocks
  • Once the first layer is dry, add your details. Tip - use a thin paintbrush for bigger details, and the other tip) of your paintbrush for dots. You can also use needle-tip squeeze bottles for detailing, or paint pens if you aren’t precise with a paintbrush. Let dry completely.
    Add Details onto the Painted Rock
  • Once all the paint is dry, apply a moderate layer of Mod Podge to seal your painting and protect it from scratches and paint chipping. Let dry completely.
    Mod Podge Painted Rock
  • If the rocks will be exposed to extreme rain or shine, I recommend adding a UV and/or waterproof sealer to the top of your rocks. Let dry completely before placing outside.
    Outdoor sealer applied to the rocks