Paint 1/3 of the rock black and the remaining 2/3 of the rock red (We also used orange. You can make rainbow ladybugs too!). Apply at least two coats to get nice bold colors.
Once your ladybug rocks have dried, take a black Sharpie® and draw two lines on the back of the head to form a triangle. Fill in the triangle with black paint. Next, draw a line down the middle of the rock to create the wings. Use the Sharpie® to make the black polka dots on the body.
Add the googly eyes using the quick dry glue.
Super cute, right!? We had a blast making these cute rock bugs to use as decorative garden markers. Ella and Annie would love to see what bugs and/or animals you create! Be sure to check out how to craft bumblebee and frog garden rock markers!
Want to make these cute catcus pots? Visit Ella and Annie to learn how!
Paint 1/3 of the rock black and the remaining 2/3 of the rock red (We also used orange. You can make rainbow ladybugs too!). Apply at least two coats to get nice bold colors.
Once your ladybug rocks have dried, take a black Sharpie® and draw two lines on the back of the head to form a triangle. Fill in the triangle with black paint. Next, draw a line down the middle of the rock to create the wings. Use the Sharpie® to make the black polka dots on the body.
Add the googly eyes using the quick dry glue.
Super cute, right!? We had a blast making these cute rock bugs to use as decorative garden markers. Ella and Annie would love to see what bugs and/or animals you create! Be sure to check out how to craft bumblebee and frog garden rock markers!
Want to make these cute catcus pots? Visit Ella and Annie to learn how!
