Here's a little project, using small, smooth rocks to make small, smooth pumpkins.
They can be used as a paper weight or......
I don't know what else they can be used for.
But I thought they were kinda cute!
Two finished rock pumpkins.HOW TO DO THIS:
Then I primed them with some Gesso. (I suppose any primer will do.)
I used Acrylic paints: an Orange, a yellow-orange, and black.
I painted them regular orange first. Then I did the streaks using orange and black mixed together to make a dark orange/brownish color.
Close up.
Then using a fine tip sharpy, I carefully drew on jack o'lantern faces in black.
I brushed on a shiny finish. I used gloss acrylic medium. I suppose any type of glossy, clear finish will do, like Shellac, Polyurethane, etc. Then I hot glue gunned a stick to the top for the stalk. I also cut a small oval of orange felt and glued it to the bottom so that it doesn't scratch anything.
First I went to the beach and found some nice, smooth, small rocks. If you don't have a beach nearby, I don't know what you do.
Then I primed them with some Gesso. (I suppose any primer will do.)
I used Acrylic paints: an Orange, a yellow-orange, and black.
I painted them regular orange first. Then I did the streaks using orange and black mixed together to make a dark orange/brownish color.Then I used the yellow-orange to brush in some highlights here and there.
Close up.
Then using a fine tip sharpy, I carefully drew on jack o'lantern faces in black.
I brushed on a shiny finish. I used gloss acrylic medium. I suppose any type of glossy, clear finish will do, like Shellac, Polyurethane, etc. Then I hot glue gunned a stick to the top for the stalk. I also cut a small oval of orange felt and glued it to the bottom so that it doesn't scratch anything.That's it!
