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DIY Doodle Rock Craft - Wise Craft Handmade
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DIY Doodle Rock Craft

 
rock craft
When we were in New Mexico last week, we took a walk on the Paseo del Bosque Trail, which runs along the Rio Grande. I brought home a few rocks from there, because you know we love rocks! Later in the week, I spent some time in my father-in-law’s art studio, painting the rocks. It was so fun to do I thought I’d share.

All you need is a black permanent fine-line pen, some white dimensional paint, like this,
and your imagination. I knew I would just doodle on my rocks, and
luckily I’ve been doing a lot of that in my sketchbook lately, so there
was plenty of inspiration to pull from.
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I just started drawing right on the rock.
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Adding more lines and details around a central little flower-ish doodle.
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When I’d covered the top of the rock, I used the white dimensional paint to fill in with more details. Dots, really. The dimensional paint is quite thick and makes a bright white dot.
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I really like using this paint.
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When it was all dry I wrote on the bottom of the rock to remember where I got it.
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They now a small collection of these live in brown clay I found at the thrift store lately. (See Peter, it does have a use!)
rock craft