Rock props diy

Rocks made from stuffed brown paper lunch bags, glued shut, spray painted with several stone colors, and textured stone spray paint here and there too...good for many kinds of biblical lessons along the journey.

First attempt at Paper rock

Faux Rock prop. Made from painted paper stuffed with crumpled paper and faux plants hot-glued into place. (This was attached to an old fireplace screen that I found at a thrift shop.)

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Fake rocks made out of a cardboard box covered with bushels of butcher paper. Then paper mâchéd

I was on a mission to find lightweight, easy to make rocks. These work well for smoother rocks or those in the background.

Boulders- The large boulder in the video is created by taping shut an empty box. Be sure to think ahead how large you want the rock to be and where you will store it. When making a rock this wonderful, you want to be able to store it for future use. Next, wad together

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This is how we do it! Rebar, then burlap on the inside then concrete on the outside, a texture coat comes next after waterproofing then paint to finish. Simple. Learn how with FREE pdf downloads and more if ya like at davehenderson.podia.com Have an awesome day NO MATTER WHAT! Cheers, Mr. Dave :)

Make breakaway glass, realistic props and other special effects.

A fake rock can look just as good as the real deal! Whether you want artificial rocks for landscaping, stage productions, or as decor pieces, this is a fun and easy project. Use either a cardboard box or polystyrene foam to make the frame...

Started with 2x2's and chicken wire. Scrunched up heavy brown paper for rock formations and covered that with plaster cloth.

Make faux rocks with a tight ball of newspaper or brown paper bags, painters' tape and decoupage glue.