Rock repair and other things...
By Stacey
@xstitcher (30317)
Petaluma, California
September 24, 2019 2:22pm CST
I went out to work on one of my many projects--which in this case was rock painting. I needed to repair some lettering "boo boos" I had made, and this was the first chance/first time I had the energy to sit and work on it.
Believe it or not, they look better than they did. Now I need to wait for them to dry so I can do some more, particularly on the silver "moon rock" so that I can replace the "S" I had to blot out.
The next thing I need to go and do is get an eBay package ready to send. After that--I guess it will be another one of my projects that I'll work on for a bit.
Hope you're getting everything done that you want to in your part of myLot land !
5 people like this
5 responses
@jonnyartist (437)
• Anchorage, Alaska
24 Sep 19
Your rocks look cool! Do you ever use a rock tumbler?
@xstitcher (30317)
• Petaluma, California
25 Sep 19
No, I've never used one of those--I'm guessing they're expensive. The rocks I got to paint where all bought -- except for a few that were given to me.
@jonnyartist (437)
• Anchorage, Alaska
25 Sep 19
@xstitcher nice. Is painting rocks one of your hobbies?
@xstitcher (30317)
• Petaluma, California
25 Sep 19
@jonnyartist Yes. 
A gal at church invited me to a "Rock Painting Party". There's a program I wasn't aware of until then called "Kindness Rocks"--people paint rocks and then "hide" them around town for people to find. I'm no artist, but it's kind of fun.
A gal at church invited me to a "Rock Painting Party". There's a program I wasn't aware of until then called "Kindness Rocks"--people paint rocks and then "hide" them around town for people to find. I'm no artist, but it's kind of fun.1 person likes this
@Hannihar (129481)
• Israel
25 Sep 19
@xstitcher
Glad you have lots to keep you busy. How long have you been doing rock painting?
@xstitcher (30317)
• Petaluma, California
25 Sep 19
Uh...since sometime earlier this year--like, March, maybe?
1 person likes this
