I am a fabulous and famous painter. NOT. I like to paint, but I?ll admit it?s just a hobby. That?s why I?m so excited about these floral rocks. I?ve figured out a way that almost anyone can paint these flowers. If you can paint dots and color in the lines you can definitely do this! I wanted to find a way to make this doable because painted rocks are hot right now, they?re a perfect favor and table setting for your guests, and they have so many possibilities. With this technique and a will, there?s a way to paint flowers on rocks. Okay you get the picture. Here?s what you?ll need.
Supplies:

A rock (with a flat surface)
Acrylic paints
Paint brushes (tiny to medium size)
Water
Containers for paint ( I use recycled caps)
Paper towel (to wipe paint brushes with) Mod Podge
Acrylic coating spray (optional)
A visual aid

Step 1: Pick your flower and paint dots in the basic outline of your chosen flower. Use the appropriate paint color for that part of your flower.

I?ve traced two outlines to map out the parts that will include color. Your flower may not need this. I?ve chosen a pansy, but you can pick pretty much any flower. However I will say, it will be much easier to paint if you find a picture where the flower is front-facing. If the angle is odd it will be a bit harder to capture and may not turn out right.
Step 2: Wherever there are different colors on your flower mimic those patterns with dots on your rock. I?ve begun filling in the purple at the edges of my flower maki...