Easy Painted Pavestone for Garden Decor
Take a plain pave stone from a big box garden store and turn it into an amazing art piece for your garden with a stencil and a little paint!!! This is so simple and so fun that anyone even with out artistic skills can make fun art for the backyard, even kids!
Start with a pave stone of your choice, I picked out a set round red ones since I already had it in my backyard. They also come in grey, and sometimes tan. I have also seen square and rectangular stones as well.
Place the stencil over the stone and using a good quality outdoor paint and a foam dauber/ pouncer apply the paint to the stone. Do not press to hard or you will have all the paint bleed under the stencil and you will not get a clean coverage.
You can leave your stone plain, and this one is in black paint. I think it looks really pretty just like this.
Or you can draw out flowers in pencils and them paint in pretty flowers all over the stone. Little daisies to the recuse!
The flowers look really pretty all over the painted vines.
So now these pretty stones rest in my garden under the stone bench as a pretty little decor foot stone surrounded by the oregano and wild flowers.
Here is a video on how I did each step and a few little tricks along the way to make this super successful for you!
Here is a video on how I did each step and a few little tricks along the way to make this super successful for you!
So get out those outdoor paints, stencils, and some pave stone and decorate your back yard!
There is something pretty for every backyard!
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Suggested materials:
- Pave stone (home depot)
- Paint (tattered angels)
- Stencil (the crafters workshop)
- Foam pouncers (michaels)
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Lawanda Galbreath on Aug 28, 2017
Cool idea, I wanna personalize one for my brothers shrine in our yard!!
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Erin Reed | Erin Reed Makes on Aug 29, 2017amazing idea!!
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Maria on Feb 03, 2018
I think I love this, so unbelievable (this day and age we get so much trash )
this is actually useful thank you!!
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Erin Reed | Erin Reed Makes on Feb 03, 2018thanks so much!!
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Frequently asked questions
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were to buy the paint ?
Did you spray the stone with a perspective to protect over the winter
Do you no how to make pavers