How to Paint Pour on Rocks!

How to Paint Pour on Rocks! Painting rocks is so much fun--they are the perfect canvas for all kinds of art. Paint pouring on rocks is super duper fun--it's easy and requires no artistic skill level or age range. Learn how easy it is to paint pour on rocks and do it as a last Summer craft with the kids, with friends for a crafter-noon or as a date night craft. I coated these gorgeous rocks with a thick layer of high gloss resin. I love how shiny, shimmery, glittery and smooth they turned out. If you like painting rocks, you will love these! I gave this yellow, green and blue one to a little neighbor boy. Every time he comes over to my house, he brings me pretty rocks because he knows I like them. (usually rocks he found in my yard...but still) Isn't that the cutest thing ever!? He's right, I do love rocks! Supplies Needed for Paint Pour Rocks: Plaid Crafts FolkArt Drizzle Paint FolkArt Drizzle Glitter Paint Rosie Gold Glitter Opal Crush  (favorite) Gypsy Gold Disco Dust Bra...

No Tumbler Polished Rocks DIY with Envirotex Lite Resin Spray

No Tumbler Polished Rocks DIY I love rocks!  Whenever I hike or go to the beach, my bag or tote gets filled with stunning rocks.   I love how the rocks look so glossy, bold and amazing when they are wet.   However when they are dry, they are dull and unimpressive.  It's a little bit disappointing, or at least anticlimactic.  I do have a rock tumbler and that works great for polishing and shining rocks.   But, it takes weeks...even months--plus it takes packets of consumable grit, tumbling for weeks, washing the rocks and rinsing away the grit and then repeating with smaller and smaller grit. It's a bit labor intensive.   These rocks I found were really smooth anyway but they just needed a little oomph.  Posted first on Resin Crafts Blog   See the difference between the rocks!? Rocks look amazing and vibrant in the water and as soon as they dry, it's a little disappointing how dull they look. Create shiny wet look...