that is also a great school holiday project for the kids.
Super easy to create.
The design can be as simple or as complicated as you like.
You can use simple shapes or line art images.
For ideas - Google 'simple black and white line art images'.
For this project, I used three designs.
A simple twig, tiny daisy flowers and a more tricky - rose.
Paint the rocks using a prime and paint spraypaint like Rustoleum white gloss.
Once the painted rocks are dry, you can draw your design in pencil first onto your rock, and then go over the outlines in black sharpie pen.
Or you can freehand draw your design.
If rocks will be indoors leave as is...but to put outside you will need to put at least two coats of sealer or varnish over the paint and design.
I have used mine inside on a side table as funky arty decor accessories.
Rather fun, don't you think?
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Interesting designs like these, and original ones by children, have been a source of interest in our area. We are a tourist town, and people collect them and re-home them quite often. They are left in areas around town, in parks, around benches, etc. Notes, and pictures are left on facebook sites when they are found. Fun for all.
Lovely!
What beautiful designs
What beautiful designs
Thankyou so much :)
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