Sweet Strawberry Painted Rocks

We’re certain you’ll enjoy making these easy-peasy strawberry painted rocks just as much as we did.

Sweet although-not-edible Strawberry Painted Rocks

After recently visiting a local farm, I was reminded that strawberry season is almost upon us. So what better time than the present to share these strawberry painted rocks we originally shared for Crafts by Amanda.

When we do rock painting projects, we tend to use the larger rocks so it was a nice change to use smaller stones to make these sweet rock painted strawberries. Large or small, there is plenty of inspiration around us. If you’re stumped for new rock painting ideas, check out these posts:

Beach stones painted as little birds and glued onto magnets — Easy Painted Bird Rocks

painted flower rocks — Easy Painted Bird Rocks

And for other creative uses with rocks that don’t involve painting, you can try these fun and unexpected ideas:

Rocks and fossils collected on the beach are simply transformed into functional, rustic and beautiful magnets for the fridge. — Rock and Fossil Fridge Magnets

But back to the strawberry painted rocks. Here’s the how-to and supplies needed to make your own set of sweet strawberry rock decor.

Materials Needed for rock painting strawberries:

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Stones, triangular shaped, size can range from ½” to 1 ¼” (strawberries come in all different shapes and sizes after all!)
Decoart Americana Multi Surface Satin Acrylic Paint in Lipstick, Black Tie, School Bus, Apple Green and Turf Green
Paint brushes, one flat tip and one fine tip
Toothpicks

How to Make Strawberry Painted Rocks:

Paint the entire surface of the stone in red.

Using the tip of a toothpick, dip it in black paint and apply small dashes all over the painted red stones.

Repeat with yellow paint next, covering a portion of the black dashes with yellow dashes as shown.

And lastly, add some foliage using two different shades of green to the tops of each of the painted rocks.

For the full how to instructions and photo tutorial, head over to , refer to the original post at Crafts by Amanda. She has loads of other rock painting inspo as well, such as these rock bees and father’s day hero stones.

But if you’re more interested in the strawberries than the rocks, than you should try these delicious recipes:

Easy and delicious strawberry rhubarb crisp. The best rhubarb crumble recipe you'll ever try! — Strawberry Rhubarb Crunch

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