If you need some inspiration for your next kindness rock crafting session, these summer painted rocks will help get you started! Summertime crafts are one of my favorites because I can get the kids out of the house and using their creativity. The best part is that it saves mom lots of money and who doesn’t love that?!
Aside from my love for summer, I also love making lists and planning out my week. I am a person who truly enjoys crossing items of my to-do list. If you’re in need of some helpful ways to get organized this year, check out the free printables I have been working on!
Here are the crafts I found:
Lemon & Lime Painted Rocks
Photo credit: Marina on Instagram
Summer is almost here, which means that you need to save a whole bunch of craft ideas you can do in the summer heat. These cute painted rocks are a stunning idea. Whether you do it alone, with friends, or even with your kids, the fun is more than guaranteed!
Simple Rainbow Colored Painted Pebbles
Photo credit: Kindred Spirit ROCKS on Instagram
If you’re heading to the beach this summer, make sure that your kids grab their favorite rocks. Once they do, you can turn them into a fun art project. These painted rainbow rocks are a fun craft for those hot summer days!
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Dot Painted Flower Rock
Photo credit: Danielle Bordenave on Instagram
Are you looking for a few ways to relax and unwind on a hot summer day? Grab a rock from your backyard and do some painting! This painted rock is one of many gorgeous ideas that you put in your garden for decoration!
Rainbow Snail Painted Pebble
Photo credit: Whakatane Rocks on Instagram
Do you need a simple craft that you can enjoy with your young kiddos? This simple painted rock art is just what you need! Ask your kids to find some rocks that they like and let them paint cute rainbow snails or any animal of their choice! It may get messy, but summers are for messy crafts outside
Ice Cream Painted Rock Inspiration
Photo credit: Jenevere Rocks on Instagram
I love cheap and easy crafts to do with the kids! Try out this painted rock activity using nail polish. It looks like a cute ice cream cone. We all enjoy ice cream in summer, so why don’t you express your love for this summer refreshment through some art?
Jelly Fish Painted Stone
Photo credit: Alice on Instagram
Who knew that you can turn a piece of rock into real art? This painted rock proves it. Just look at this colorful jellyfish and the technique it’s made with. Doesn’t it look gorgeous? Try painting it yourself!
Sun Painted Rock
Photo credit: Mini Asteroidss on Instagram
We all need a little sunshine in our lives, especially after the year we’ve had. Grab a rock and paint your own sunshine today. You don’t even need a perfectly shaped rock, that’s what makes it fun! Whichever shape you can find around your house will do the trick
Pineapple Rock Painting Idea
Photo credit: Stone Art Sisterhood on Instagram
Even on your busiest weeks, make sure that you have some time for relaxation. This painted rock is a great idea that you can enjoy alone or with your little ones. This pineapple looks like the coolest pineapple you’ve ever come across. You can even call it ‘Fineapple’. Fun, isn’t it?
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Crystal & Gem Stone Summer Painted Rock
Photo credit: Little Retro Market on Instagram
Do you believe in the power of healing crystals? If you don’t, you better start believing because this art project will heal all your worries, problems, and stress. Can you believe that a few painted rocks can help make your day better? Yup, it’s possible!
Summer Watermelon Painted Rock
Photo credit: Wander Stones on Instagram
If you live on planet Earth, then you’ve probably heard the hit single “Watermelon Sugar”. Get inspired by the song and grab a rock! Paint some cute pieces of watermelon and get in the summer mood. Before you know it, summer will be knocking at your door!
Here Comes The Sun Painted Stone
Photo credit: Pebbles 2 Paperweights on Instagram
It’s been funky year, but that doesn’t mean that the light is not right around the corner. Here comes the sun! You can express this sentiment through some lovely painted rock art. Have fun and don’t worry about the results. Just enjoy the process!
Mandala Painted Rock For Summer
Photo credit: Pebbles In Time on Instagram
Have you heard of Mandala coloring pages? Now, you can put a twist on those coloring pages and paint some rocks in the same technique. Choose your colors, choose a rock, and enjoy your self-care time!
Palm Tree Painted Stone Inspiration
Photo credit: Oahu Kindness Rocks on Instagram
We’ve all been craving tropical vibes this year, especially since most of us didn’t have a proper summer vacation. So, let’s bring those tropical vibes into your home with this painted rock craft idea. Paint some palm trees and relax. You’ll feel refreshed and relaxed like never before!
Inspirational Quote Painted Stone
Photo credit: The Painted Pebble By RM on Instagram
Have you ever tried making artwork using just dots in different colors? If you haven’t, this summer is a perfect time. Grab a rock and turn it into a masterpiece. All you need is some paint and a rock, of course!
Sunshine Painted Rock Example
Photo credit: Kindrocks FL on Instagram
You should never leave your happiness in someone else’s hands. Make your own sunshine! If you agree with this, grab a rock, and let’s unwind with some rock painting. You can customize this piece of art in any way you think is fitting. How wonderful!
Sunflower Painted Pebble
Photo credit: Rockpainting By T on Instagram
Do you want to give your friend a small thoughtful housewarming present? Check out this painted rock! This will be a gift that screams gratitude, love, friendship, and generosity. Plus, it has all the summer vibes!
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4th Of July Rock Painting Inspiration
Photo credit: Jenevere Rocks on Instagram
Are you feeling patriotic when it’s summer and Independence Day is almost here? Let’s show your pride with some artwork! This painted rock features a cute little gnome carrying our nation’s flag. How cute does it look?!
Bumble Bee Theme Painted Pebble
Photo credit: Wander Stones on Instagram
It’s hard to deny the importance of bees for our planet. That’s why you should bookmark this fun painted rock craft idea and use it this summer to illustrate the importance of bees. Your kids will have fun and learn so much at the same time\!
Fireworks Painted Rock
Photo credit: Stone Art on Instagram
Are you already making plans for the 4th of July? Of course, you are. It’s the biggest holiday of the summer! If you need to incorporate some crafts to keep your kids busy while you relax a little bit, you might want to check out this painted rock idea. Your kids will love it!
Summer Garden Painted Rock
Photo credit: Tulua Rock Painter on Instagram
If you don’t like the summer season, we can’t be friends! Summer opens so many doors for family time, fun, crafts, and craziness. If you need more family fun, check out this tutorial! Let your kids have fun with it and don’t worry about the mess
Good Vibes Rock Painting
Photo credit: Mojo Rocks on Instagram
Summer is the season when stress is forbidden. Summer is the time for relaxing and good vibes only. Express that with a fun art craft like this one. Grab any rock that you can find in your garden and some paint. Let’s become artists this summer!
Painted Rock With Butterfly
Photo credit: North W Rocks on Instagram
If you want to encourage your kiddos’ artsy side, then you must check out this flawless design for a painted rock. It features a butterfly which is the perfect symbol of spring and summer. Just look at those vibrant colors… Isn’t it wonderful?!
Red White & Blue Dot Painted Rocks
Photo credit: Alison Ciarlante on Instagram
We all know that there isn’t a bigger holiday in summer than the 4th of July. So, you need to prepare some fun activities and crafts for your kiddos for this big holiday. Painting rocks doesn’t have to be a fun activity that just your kids do. You can enjoy this one, too!
Little Avocado Painted Pebble
Photo credit: Pebbles by Freya on Instagram
Have you felt the avocado obsession yet? Avocado toast is one of my favorite breakfast meals ever! If you like avocados, then you’ll love this cute little avocado rock. This fancy art masterpiece is made using just paint. It can be a fun summer backyard craft. Enjoy!
Colorful Painted Rock Design
Photo credit: Rock Painting By T on Instagram
Happiness is up to you! Don’t wait for anyone else to make you happy, make yourself happy! If you wonder how to start, take some time for self-care. Try painting some rocks to relax and unwind. This cute “happy” rock is just the way to start!
July 4th Lady Bug Painted Stone
Photo credit: HP River Rocks on Instagram
Are your kids scared of bugs? This summer, make them some cute bugs so they can overcome all their fears and start loving all living creatures equally. This painted rock is how you start. This would be a great craft project to try out when you’re in the painting mood!
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Flower Themed Painted Stones
Photo credit: Happy Valley Painted Rocks on Instagram
Painting rocks is a nice craft that you and your kids can enjoy at all hours of summer days. So, grab some rocks from your backyard and add some rainbows to your life. Paint flowers in all colors and enjoy the warm summer afternoons!
Colorful Mandala Painted Pebble
Photo credit: Edgewood Mandalas on Instagram
Do you want to take your art skills to the next level? Make some mosaic painted rocks by just adding dots instead of drawing and painting. This type of art is bound to bring some much-needed peace after a hectic summer day. How perfect does that sound?!
Whale Tale Painted Stone
Photo credit: Mojo Rocks on Instagram
Do you want to introduce your kiddos to all the amazing aquatic animals? Art is the way to do that! With this painted rock craft idea, you can introduce the whale and its perfect tail. Let your kiddos put their fun artistic twists as much as they want!
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Peace Sign Painted Pebble
Photo credit: Mini Asteroidss on Instagram
Love and peace are super important on this earth. If you want to share these feelings, let’s try making a cute little peace sign that you can use as a creative decoration around the house. Pick a summer afternoon, sit in the shade, and get artsy!
Colorful Caterpillar Painted Kindness Rock
Photo credit: Meye Rocks on Instagram
Caterpillars are cute little creatures that can bring some colors to your life. So, go in the backyard with your kiddos and pick some rocks that you can paint. Give them all the colors that they want and sit back in the summer shade while they make you some rock artwork!
M&M Painted Stone
Photo credit: Colours In My Life on Instagram
Do your kids have a sweet tooth? Most kids do and it’s fine! But, if your kids had their share of sweets for today, distract them with some M&Ms art. Ask them to make some little bites of M&Ms that have cute faces on them. The best part is that all you need is paint and some rocks
Under The Sea Painted Rock
Photo credit: 3 Beans Painted Rocks on Instagram
Are your kids begging you to get them a fish tank? If that’s the case, you may want to, but you know that it’s a big responsibility. So, instead of getting a real fish tank, you can get them a different one. Grab some rocks and let them paint a cute little fish tank with all the fishies they want!
Daisy Themed Painted Rock Inspiration
Photo credit: Move My Rock on Instagram
Feeling too stressed out? Relax by painting a rock. There are hundreds of things you can paint. But, if you are feeling uninspired, check out this perfect flower rock art. The shades of blue are enough to give you all the peace you might need on a hot summer day
Now that you have plenty of ideas for your next craft day, you may be looking for some indoor activities to keep the kids using their brainpower while school is out! If so, check out these super fun free activities that will keep the young ones sharp while they’re on break!
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Was wondering if there are any tutorials on any of these rocks. Would love to know is paintbrushes or acrylic paint pens were used?
We don’t have any tutorials for these rocks. Each one is different so it’s hard to answer about which paintbrush specifically. Sorry!