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Watermelon painted rocks-part 2

June 14, by Stefanie Girard. Leave a Comment

Yesterday I shared my new summer watermelon hat and flip-flop painting tutorial. Today is the second part of my watermelon painting fun. I am a little obsessed with word rocks and rock painting. So I thought that it would be fun to dress up my yard (and maybe these guys will make their way out into the neighborhood?) with some bright and colorful watermelon painted rocks.

Testors Craft spray paint comes in lots of pretty colors like these Neon Green and Pink along with white.

I did a bunch of rocks. I started with white as it is the smallest area. Then I did the green and pink. I did overspray in a few areas so I went back and forth a bit until I was happy with the paint job. The rocks were different shapes and sizes but I liked them all.

The last details to paint were the seeds. I did these with a tiny brush and Testors craft paint .

These watermelon painted rocks really add a pretty splash of color in my yard. I will definitely be painting more rocks! And sharing them!

 

You can paint your rocks with themes in mind too –  Check out these other articles we featured too on painted rocks. 

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