Hedgehog Painted Rocks – Rock Crafts for Kids

This time we are going to make cute hedgehog rock art! We love to paint rocks and we love hedgehogs so these cute guys are a must.

Porcupine shaped stone

What you need

rocks (river rocks collected on your next hike or picked up at the dollar store or craft store)
brown acrylic paint
beige acrylic paint
paint brush
black marker

Wash the stone and dry to remove any dirt. Paint one coat of beige. Let dry. Paint over brown, leaving the top beige.

You can add some texture by adding multiple layers of brown (wavy) paint. Create a brown spot for the nose. Let dry completely.

Once the paint is completely dry, draw in spikes, eyes, and nostrils with a black marker. You’re done. Repeat as many times as you like :).

So how many of these painted hedgehog rocks can you make?

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