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In love with this Testors marker that gave a laminated background look to my #wordrocks!
List of supplies
(affiliate links for your convenience):
- Rocks – If you can’t find any outside or at your local garden center, you can buy them on Amazon.
- Testors Marker Metallic gold (they also sell a silver one)
- Black marker. I like Faber-Castell and Micron.
- Mod Podge
- Heat Gun Tool (optional)
The first step is to use Testors marker to create a beautiful metallic background. Wait for it to dry. After that, correct any not covered spot. This marker has an amazing coverage.
You can draw a silhouette (as I did with a heart) first tracing it lightly with a pen.
You can draw a silhouette (as I did with a heart) first tracing it lightly with a pen.
To start using the black marker, be sure that the background pain is completely dry. I use a heat tool to make the process faster. Once your rocks are covered, draw with markers on the surface to create detailed designs!
Seal it with Mod Podge.
Check out my post about best rock painting supplies.
Seal it with Mod Podge.
Check out my post about best rock painting supplies.