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DIY Cute Easter Rock Painting

Looking for a super cute and simple craft idea for Easter? Then look no further than these adorable DIY painted Easter eggs and baby chick rocks!

Easter rock painted baby chicks and Easter eggs.

Easter Painted Rocks

It’s been a while since we’ve shared a rock painting craft and boy and boy, have I missed painting on rocks! We recently made these decoupage napkin rocks for Easter but there is something really fun about putting paint brush to rocks, kind of like the satisfaction of putting pen to paper.

Easter rock painted baby chicks and Easter eggs placed on decorative plate with moss.

These little painted chicks ad Easter egg rocks are cutsie and whimsical and look adorable scattered throughout the house. And since we used a durable multi-surface satin paint, they can even be placed in the outside garden.

We’d love for you to join our crafting community to find more nature-inspired DIYs and upcycled craft ideas. It feels good to repurpose, upcycle and create with nature!

Materials Needed

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How to Make Painted Easter Rocks

We were inspired to make this craft as part of a series of Facebook live videos all about Easter crafting. You can check out the video for these painted Easter rocks here.

Paint the rocks with white paint and let them dry.

Painting a rock white.

Using a pencil, draw the outline of the chick on the rock.

Drawing the outline of a baby chick on the rock.

Using the yellow paint, paint the chick that was drawn on the rock and let it dry.

Painting a yellow baby chick onto a rock.

In the meantime, grab some other rocks and paint them with stripes and zigzags in pale colored paints as shown. Trace the outlines with a silver paint pen if you wish.

Holding a painted Easter egg rock.

Once, the yellow paint is dry, take a brown paint pen and draw legs on the chick and an upside down triangle in orange paint for the beak.

Painting a beak and legs onto the baby chick rock.

Using a black sharpie, draw circle eyes and eyelashes for the chick and add a small white dot in each eye for the highlights.

Preparing a Centerpiece with Painted Rocks

Grab a platter and fill the bottom with decorative moss and then layer the painted rocks on top with other Easter embellishments like painted pinecones or faux florals.

Easter rock painted baby chicks and Easter eggs placed on decorative plate with moss.

Or make an adorable felt Easter basket to gift them in! Alongside one of these creative craft kits, you’ll have the ultimate Easter gift for a loved one.

More Crafting with Rock Ideas for Easter and Spring!

We have plenty of other rock crafting ideas here on the blog, check out these creative DIYs:

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DIY Cute Easter Rock Painting

Jane and Sonja
Sharing a super sweet and simple craft idea with these painted rocks for Easter.
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Materials
  

  • Smooth Beach Stones Various sizes
  • Multi-Surface Craft Paint white, yellow and other Spring colors
  • Paint Brushes
  • Black Sharpie
  • Paint Pens in silver (optional) and brown

Instructions
 

Painting Chicks on Rocks

  • Paint the rocks with white paint and let them dry.
  • Using a pencil, draw the outline of the chick on the rock.
  • Using the yellow paint, paint the chick that was drawn on the rock and let it dry.
  • Take a brown paint pen and draw legs on the chick.
  • Paint an upside down triangle on the chick for the beak.
  • Take a black sharpie and draw circle eyes and eyelashes for the chick.
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