Easy Flower Painted Rock Tutorial for Beginners

Hi Rock Painting Loves, it's Natalie from Doodlecraft sharing my favorite flower painted rock tutorial ever.  

Bright Spring flowers are uniquely stunning and beautiful, and translate perfectly on rocks.  

The best part about this flower painted rock is it's like finger painting for grown-ups, so it is perfect for beginners.

A few flower painted rocks in the yard or hidden around town will be better than an Easter egg hunt.

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Easy Flower Painted Rock Tutorial

Video: Easy Flower Painted Rock Tutorial

This easy stone painting tutorial shows you how to paint flowers on a rock with this easy rock painting technique. If the video is not automatically playing on this page, view the flower painted rock tutorial on the I Love Painted Rocks YouTube Channel instead.

Flower Rock Painting Supplies:

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• Rocks (here are some tips on where to get the best rocks for painting)
• A round paintbrush (there is a round brush in this set or this set that are perfect.
• Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint
• Clear spray sealer

Flower Painted Rock Step 1: Background

Begin by painting the entire rock black.

I typically clean my rocks and then paint a dozen of them all black...then they are ready to use as needed!

Flower Painted Rock Step 2: Begin Pink Flowers

Pour paint on your pallet in a variety of bright colors (at least two shades per color flower you want).

Use a round #4 or #6 brush, depending on size of flowers desired.

A round brush is perfect for flowers and leaves because it's a natural stroke to create these flowers.

Begin with painting a couple blobs in the darkest pink close together as the center of the flower.  Then add petals in "C" shaped blobs around the center, building the flower bigger as you go.

Spring Floral Painted Rock Step 3: Add Colors to the Flowers

While the dark pink paint is still wet, add blobs of coral, light pink and yellow paint.  

Look closely at this picture, it's very random and basic.  

The petals do not need to touch the flower.  And be sure to leave some black peeking through here and there.

Spring Floral Painted Rock Step 4: Blue Flowers

Repeat the process for blue flowers.

Start with blue in the center and then build outward.

Add white and yellow highlights to the flowers as well.

Spring Floral Painted Rock Step 5: Add Leaves

Add more flowers, but save room for leaves.

Add green leaves around the flowers with a 2 stroke brush pattern.

Press the brush down then slide it while lifting off the surface.

Add light green and yellow to the leaves.

Then continue to fill in flowers and leaves until filled.

Spring Floral Painted Rock Step 6: Spray with Clear Sealer

Pretty basic, right?

Finish it off by spraying with a clear sealing spray.

Now it's ready to hide around town or admire in your own rock garden.

This one is going on my front porch for a while, I love it!

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About the Author:

Natalie Shaw is a Craft/DIY blogger at Doodle Craft. She loves sci-fi, fantasy and video game geekery and that comes out in many of her projects. She posts budget conscious DIY’s, crafts, jewelry, kid friendly projects, upcycled treasures and other fun on her blog 5 days a week.You can find her on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram.