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Stone Craft Ideas

With some paint and a little imagination, your party gang can turn a pocketful of stones into stone people and stony-faced creatures. Prepare the workspace for this stone craft, and have a blast!

Materials Needed:

  • Assorted pebbles and stones
  • Acrylic paints and paintbrushes

    First, wipe off any sand or dirt and then study each stone to see what its shape or composition suggests. A rough, chunky rock may resemble a crouching cat, a toad, or an owl.

    Stone Craft Tiny, smooth pebbles can make great ladybugs or bumblebees. A flat, round stone can be used for a snail shell or a face. Long, thin ones make natural arms, legs, and tails.

    To make an animal, start with a larger stone as a base for the body. Then, use glue to attach smaller stones for eyes, ears, wings, antennae, and feet. For stone people, glue arms, legs, and heads to rock bodies or leave the limbs unattached for future mixing and matching.

    Use acrylics to highlight the facial features and paint on hair. Dress the figures any way you want - in stripes or checks, ties or dresses, tutus or Stetsons.

    *Source for Content & Photo: Courtesy of Family Fun Magazine



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