Oval river rocks - We used 1.5” x 2” rocks for this project Yellow, black, and white craft paint Paint brushes - We used 1” foam, ¼” flat angled artist brush, foam dabber Krylon Clear Glaze ...

The local Facebook group HVL Rocks has members painting and hiding rocks. They have been found all across the U.S. and even overseas.

Supplies: Flat River Rocks (look for ones that are wide on the top and narrow at the bottom, sort of shaped like strawberries) Craft Paint - You will need 4 colors - red, green, yellow, and black ...

People who find the rocks can re-hide them, or they can choose to keep them if they want. Skaggs feels like this activity can be an exercise not only in creativity, but also in helping other people.

2. Paint the rocks on one side with various shades of green. You may need to paint a few layers. When the paint is dry, flip the rocks and paint the other side. 3.

A painted rock is like an Easter egg in its size and color. It brings joy. It can be hidden and hunted. But it's more permanent than an egg. You can't peel its shell. It never rots. And hunts ...

One rock was found twice in the same day, starting out at a bank in Mogadore then moving to a park in Medina County's Seville. Thorn uses layers of paint to make his creations and lets them dry.

Local groups created Facebook pages, where painted rock enthusiasts can post photos, communicate about get-togethers and comment on each other’s artwork. “It’s a social connection,” said Cindy Lung ...

Painted rocks lift finders Tales from the pandemic: To spread joy amid a global health crisis, Mary Claire Fitzgerald and others started the art project for strangers to discover on trails ...

Ever see a painted rock somewhere in town or maybe along a hiking path in the mountains and wonder where it came from? Now, you'll know. The Hendersonville-based Facebook group called HVL Rocks hides ...

One rock was found twice in the same day, starting out at a bank in Mogadore then moving to a park in Medina County's Seville. Thorn uses layers of paint to make his creations and lets them dry.