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How To Make Painted Strawberry Rocks

Our Strawberry Rock Painting craft idea is something even the littlest crafter can help create!
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How To Make Painted Strawberry Rocks

Crafty hands? Time to get creative! Follow these simple steps and you’ll have some unique painted strawberry rocks in no time!

How To Make Painted Strawberry Rocks

Painted Strawberry Rocks

Inspired by the upcoming strawberry summer season {yum – who is ready for it?!} here is our simple Strawberry Rock Painting kid craft idea that even the littlest ones of the family can help create!

The supplies for these painted rocks are really inexpensive {especially if you hit up your local Dollar Tree or raid your own backyard} and the rules are simple. Just let them paint red and black craft paint on their rocks! Easy peasy!

Then once done – hide your child’s finished strawberry craft pieces in your own backyard for a nice surprise to passing guests OR spread them around town to spread some fruity craft cheer! Whatever you do – I sure hope you have fun creating them with your child today!

Happy crafting my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your child’s finished strawberry painted rocks on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram to admire them! #gluedtomycrafts

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How To Make Painted Strawberry Rocks

Add a pop of color to your outdoor space with this fun and easy strawberry rock painting tutorial! Grab those paints and create something beautiful that you can admire while enjoying your garden.

Craft Supplies:

  • Flat Rocks – any size or shape
  • Red Acrylic Craft Paint
  • Green Acrylic Craft Paint
  • Black Acrylic Craft Paint
  • Small Paint Brushes
  • Large Paper Plate

Directions:

  • First place your rocks on a paper plate.
  • Now have children paint the front of their rocks completely red.
  • When they are done with that step, have them paint a green “stem” on one side and some black dots on the other to give the look of a real strawberry.
  • Repeat for each rock. Then set aside to let it dry completely.
  • Once dry – scatter your Strawberry Painted Rocks in own front yard OR leave them in random places in town to spread some strawberry themed smiles!

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How To Make Painted Strawberry Rocks

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How To Make Painted Strawberry Rocks

Strawberry Rock Painting For Your Garden

Our Strawberry Rock Painting craft idea is something even the littlest crafter can help create!
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