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How to Make a Rock Stone Crocodile

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How To Make A Rock Stone Crocodile

Today I am sharing my latest Rock stone creation which is a super fun crocodile rock stone craft and activity which the kids will love to make and create and of course play with once the craft is completed.

We love rock painting and it’s so simple and easy and can be done by any age from little ones through to adults.

This is a great art project and a good way to develop literacy skills as you can use the stones alongside a story book about crocodiles. There are plenty to choose from. Enjoy!

Crocodile Painted Rock Idea.
Crocodile Rock Stone Art Idea and Rock Painting Ideas.

Let’s Make It – Preparing the Rocks

First collect or purchase some rocks. You will want to choose a number of different size rocks and try to build the shape of your crocodile.

Crocodile Rock Stone Art Idea and Rock Painting Ideas.


Now using the paintbrush, paint the rock stone with green acrylic paint. The paint will look dark at the start but will lighten up once dry.

Crocodile Rock Stone Art Idea and Rock Painting Ideas.

Once the stones are painted leave to dry overnight or at least for one to two hours. I like to use bottle top lids as paint containers. It’s a great way to use these and recycle.

Crocodile Rock Stone Art Idea and Rock Painting Ideas.

Painting the Crocodile

Once the stones are dry you can line them up again into the crocodile shape.

Using your pencil draw a line to shape the belly of your crocodile.

Crocodile Rock Stone.

Next use a paint pen to colour the underbelly of your crocodile.

I chose a light yellow but you can use yellow or green.

Crocodile Rock Stone.

Using a fine black posca pen line the belly of your crocodile.

Crocodile Rock Stone.

While you wait for the paint to dry. (It won’t take long) draw the face of your crocodile onto the head stone and add white paint for the teeth and eyes.

Crocodile Rock Stone Art Idea.

Use a dark green posca paint pen to add crocodile features to the stones and to paint the face of your crocodile.

Crocodile Rock Stone Art Idea.

Once this is dry, draw and outline the stones using the black posca pen.

Crocodile Rock Stone Art Idea.

Finally paint feet on the four feet stones and your crocodile is now complete.

You may want to add more details. I added some purple dots to mine.

Why not be creative and let the little ones use their imagination to make their crocodile unique.

Crocodile Rock Stone.

Playing With the Crocodile – Story Stones Idea

You can use the stones in the home or in the garden. You may want to get a crocodile book to act out the scenes of a story.

This can help the little ones to develop their literacy skills and have fun whilst learning.

Crocodile Rock Stone.

I hope you loved the tutorial. I had a lot of fun making this Crocodile stone. It’s super cute. Enjoy!

Crocodile Painted Rock Idea.

Crocodile Painted Rock Idea.

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How to Paint a Crocodile on Stones.

Rock Stone Crocodile Craft

This Rock Stone Crocodile Craft is a great art project and a good way to develop literacy skills as you can use the stones alongside a storybook about crocodiles. Have fun in making this fantastic kids craft.
Prep Time5 minutes
Active Time25 minutes
Total Time30 minutes
Keyword: animal craft, crocodile, DIY, fun activities for kids, rock painting
Yield: 1
Author: Angela

Materials

  • Posca Pens
  • Paint Brush
  • Green Paint
  • Craft Stone

Instructions

  • 1. Collect or purchase some rocks.
    2. Paint the rock stone with green acrylic paint and leave to dry overnight or at least for one to two hours.
    3. Once the stones are dry you can line them up again into the crocodile shape.
    4. Using your pencil draw a line to shape the belly of your crocodile.
    5. Use a paint pen to colour the underbelly of your crocodile.
    6. Use a fine black posca pen line the belly of your crocodile.
    7. Draw the face of your crocodile onto the headstone and add white paint for the teeth and eyes.
    8. Use a dark green posca paint pen to add crocodile features to the stones and to paint the face of your crocodile.
    9. Draw and outline the stones using the black Posca pen.
    10. Paint the feet on the four feet stones and your crocodile is now complete.

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4 Comments

  1. Love this, I can make for the garden with the grandchildren they’ll have great fun doing it

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