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My favorite rocks to collect on the beach or lakeside are heart shaped rocks.
I somehow feel like they are love messages from loved ones passed.
Collect all the heart or triangle shaped rocks you can find and paint a gorgeous variety of heart rocks with my valentine inspired rock painting ideas below.
Which Valentine painted rock is your favorite?
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- Triangle and Heart-Shaped Rocks
- Paintbrushes(larger)
- Paintbrushes(detail brushes)
- Acrylic paint like FolkArt Multisurface Paint (get it onAmazon)
- Extra Fine tip Posca paint pens
- Clear spray sealer
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 1: How to Paint a Pixel Heart Rock
Step 1: Use a fine point paintbrush with red paint, to paint a series of squares to form a heart as shown.
Step 2: Add a few white squares as shown on one side as a highlight
Step 3: Add a few pink squares on the opposite side as shown
Step 4: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See our guide for how to seal painted rocks here)
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 2: How to Paint a Bouquet of Roses Rock
Step 1: Use pink paint to paint a heart outline and fill it in.
Step 2: Use a fine point paintbrush and red paint to make roses as shown
Step 3: Use a fine point paintbrush and green stems as shown.
Step 4: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See ourguide for how to seal painted rocks here)
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 3: How to Paint aBe Mine Valentine Rock
Step 1: Use red paint to paint a heart outline and fill it in.
Step 2: Use a fine point paintbrush and black paint to add calligraphy inspired lettering as shown
Step 3: Use white, yellow and green paint to add a small daisy
Step 4: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See ourguide for how to seal painted rocks here)
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 4: How to Paint aHug Me Conversation Heart Rock
Step 1: Use blue paint to paint a heart outline and fill it in.
Step 2: Use a narrow point paintbrush and white paint to write "hug me".
Step 3: Use a fine point brush with a slightly lighter shade of blue to add a highlight mark as shown.
Step 4: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See ourguide for how to seal painted rocks here)
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 5: How to Paint aScallop Edge Doily Rock
Step 1: Use white paint to paint a heart outline and fill it in.
Step 2: Dip the blunt end of your paintbrush in white paint and use it to make a dotted border around the edge of the heart.
Step 3: Leaving some white edge, paint and fill in a red heart inside the white heart.
Step 4: Use pink paint to paint a smaller heart inside of the red heart.
Step 5: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See ourguide for how to seal painted rocks here)
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 6: Buffalo Check Plaid Heart Rock
Step 1: Use white paint to paint a heart outline and fill it in.
Step 2: Use a fine tip brush and red paint to paint a checkerboard pattern over the white.
Step 3: On every other line of checks, fill in the white spaces with pink paint.
Step 4: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See ourguide for how to seal painted rocks here)
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 7: How to Paint aStriped Heart Rock
Step 1: Use red paint to paint a heart outline and fill it in.
Step 2: Use a fine point paint brush and white paint to add horizontal lines to the heart.
Step 3: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See ourguide for how to seal painted rocks here)
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 8: How to Paint aArrow Through a Heart Rock
Step 1: Use pink paint to paint a heart outline and fill it in.
Step 2: Use a fine point paint brush and blue paint to add an arrowhead on one side of the rock and an arrow tail coming out the other side. Add a dashed in the middle of the heart.
Step 3: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See ourguide for how to seal painted rocks here)
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 9: How to Paint aCross Stitch Heart Rock
Step 1: Use white paint to paint a heart outline and fill it in.
Step 2: Dip the blunt end of your paintbrush in white paint and use it to make a dotted border around the edge of the heart.
Step 3: Using a fine tip brush and red, yellow and green paint to X's to suggest cross stitch as shown.
Step 5: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See ourguide for how to seal painted rocks here)
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 10: How to Paint aPolka Dot Heart
Step 1: Use pink paint to paint a heart outline and fill it in.
Step 2: Dip the blunt end of your paintbrush in white paint and use it to make a dotted pattern on the heart.
Step 3: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See ourguide for how to seal painted rocks here)
Valentine's Day Painted Rock 11: How to Paint aHuman Heart Rock
Step 1: Use red paint to paint a narrow heart outline and fill it in.
Step 2: Use a fine tip brush and blue, yellow and red paint to add veins and arteries as shown in the photo
Step 3: Seal your rock to protect the paint for hiding outside. (not sure how to seal rocks? See ourguide for how to seal painted rocks here)
That's the collection!
Here are all 11 fabulous painted Valentine rocks--which one is your favorite?
I love this Be Mine!
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About the Author:
Natalie Shaw is a Craft/DIY blogger atDoodle Craft. She loves sci-fi, fantasy and video game geekery and thatcomesout in many of her projects. She postsbudget consciousDIY’s, crafts, jewelry,kid friendlyprojects, upcycled treasuresandother fun on her blog 5 days a week.Youcan find her onTwitter,Facebook,Pinterest, andInstagram.
