If you’re looking for an easy pride craft, painted rocks made with temporary tattoos can be made in under 10 minutes.
I made this lgbtq+ craft using my Pride Temporary Tattoos. I had some leftover tattoos and making crafts seemed like the perfect way to use them.
Once they’re applied and sealed, they make perfect Pride paperweights or little pieces of rainbow art to leave around the neighborhood.
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Temporary tattoos work really well for decorated rocks since they’re thin and easily stick to all the contours. Use them on regular plain (washed and dried) smooth rocks, or stones that have been base coated with acrylic paint for an extra bright pop of color.
How to Make Pride Painted Rocks
Decorating these rocks with temporary tattoos is super simple. The images slide off the paper easily. No painting skills are needed to make the designs look great.
You will need:
- Pride Temporary Tattoo pdf and Printable Tattoo Paper, (or premade temporary tattoos)
- Acrylic paint to base coat rock if desired
- Smooth stones
- Acrylic Sealer Spray (gloss, satin, or matte)
- damp cloth or paper towel
Adding a temporary tattoo to a painted or plain rock uses the same method as for applying on skin. Peel the protective plastic from the tattoo, place face down on rock, and apply a damp cloth on the paper until it slides off easily.
You may need to smooth the edges just a bit with a slightly wet fingertip if your tattoo moved before completely releasing from the paper.
To make your Pride tattoo painted rock last long-term, you’ll need to apply a sealer after your decorated rock is dry. This will keep your tattoo from peeling off.
2-3 light coats of spray sealer works really well for this, though you can use a brush-on sealer as well. Whether you use a glossy or matte finish is your preference, it doesn’t matter for the Pride craft at all.
Let the acrylic sealer dry completely and your Pride Painted Rocks are ready to use!
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