I have been excited about this stone turtle craft for quite some time and after a long nature walk we collected the right stones to finally do this painted stone project.
I had this vision in my head for weeks and was so excited to see it come to fruition, and now this little plant is a proud resident of our garden.
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Isn’t he cute? Now I want to do more!
What you need to make this adorable stone turtle craft
Wash the stones and let them dry.
Color the small rocks green. Color the large rocks cream and let dry.
Once dry, use a felt-tip pen to draw details on the turtle shell (you can sketch in pencil first).
Color them green (we used olive green).
Let dry. While waiting, you can heat up the glue gun.
Once your glue gun is ready, glue the legs and head to the bottom of the turtle shell. If you’re patient, I’ve found that white school glue works well for gluing rocks together, but it takes a while to dry (and I don’t know if it would work outdoors).
Draw eyes and nostrils with a felt pen.
Isn’t he (or she) the cutest? I want more.
More rock crafts for kids to make
If you need a unique pet rock, why not try these rock monsters (they are super silly). If you are looking for something even simpler than this, you should definitely try these rock ladybugs.
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