Jellyfish Rock Stone Painting Craft For Kids
It’s so hot and sunny at the moment and it’s the perfect time for a trip to the beach or the for getting creative and crafty in the home making and painting Ocean themed crafts with the kids.
Today we have a fun Jelly Fish tutorial which is easy and simple and can be painted by kids of any age or adults. You might need a sketch book to create your own design or try making this one here. Give it a go. Im sure your stone will be great!
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Rock Stone Painting Supplies
- One rock stone
- 1 lead pencil
- Posca Pens
- Sketch Paper
- Paint Tray (optional)
Uni Posca Paint Marker Pen, Fine Point, Set of 7 Natural Color (PC-3M 7C)
Margo 30 Lb. Large Mexican Beach Pebble 3 in. to 5 in.Uni Posca Extra Fine Marker, Black (PC1M.24) L
How To Paint A Jellyfish Rock Stone
First I sketched my Jellyfish onto a sketch pad.
This helped me to work out what I wanted my jellyfish to look like. I then drew my image onto the rock using a pencil.
Next I painted over the pencil outline with a pencil and began to coloured the jellyfish eyes with a white posca pen.
I painted the head of my Jellyfish with a purple posca pen and then painted the tentacles.
Next I painted the main body of the jellyfish with a blue paint pen.
The next step was to add some gold detail to the Jellyfish and then outline my Jellyfish using the black posca pen.
Once the main outlines was drawn, I added black eyes, spots to the face and small gold dots to make the tentacles look more detailed.
The Jellyfish is now finished. I hope you love it.
I’ve not made any stones in a while due to illness and it was great to get back into painting again.
You may want to check out my other Ocean themed stones in my rock stone category here!
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Jellyfish Rock Stone Painting Craft For Kids
Beat the heat with some creative and crafty activity at home. Make your Jelly Fish Rock Painting with kids. It's super cute and easy to make. Enjoy!
Materials
- One rock stone
- 1 lead pencil
- Posca Pens
- Sketch Paper
- Paint Tray (optional)
Instructions
1. Sketch your Jellyfish onto a sketch pad.
2. Paint over the pencil outline with a pencil and began to coloured the jellyfish eyes with a white Posca pen.
3. Paint the head of the Jellyfish with a purple Posca pen and then painted the tentacles.
4. Paint the main body of the jellyfish with a blue paint pen.
5. Add some gold detail to the Jellyfish and then outline my Jellyfish using the black Posca pen.
6. Add black eyes, spots to the face and small gold dots to make the tentacles look more detailed.
The Jellyfish is now finished. I hope you love it.
About Angela Milnes
Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
This is such a sweet craft and simple and easy which is what I love, also good for toddlers
Laura x
Thanks. I really enjoyed painting the Jellyfish!
That looks really effective and easy to do too especially if you trace the image
Yes it is easy and fun.
hes so cute! i will have to make some of these with my son x