How it works
An egg-shaped stone is already an egg, so the largest group of these 48 Easter rock painting ideas is its 14 eggs. The others are 10 bunnies, 12 chicks, lambs and ducklings, and 12 flowers, carrots and baskets.
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Easy Easter rock painting ideas for a hunt
For a hunt marks 18 designs quick enough to paint by the dozen and hide. Spiral-line egg: one white line winding tip to wide end is one pastel and a white pen, Dotted egg, big dots at the wide end adds a cotton swab, and Golden egg, the prize of the hunt is the one to hide best.
Start from the stone
Sitting bunny on an upright egg-shaped stone paints the ears flat against the narrow top. Carrot on a long pointed stone with leafy flicks and Duckling in profile on a teardrop stone start from the shape too.
Questions and answers
What do you paint on rocks for Easter?
Eggs, bunnies, chicks, lambs, ducklings, carrots and baskets. Egg-shaped stones take bands, dots and zigzags, such as Three-band egg with rows of dots between; round ones suit Cheeping chick pebble, beak wide open, three head feathers.
How do painted rocks work in an egg hunt?
They are hidden like eggs. Numbered hunt eggs for counting the finds puts a number on each of twelve stones so the finds can be counted, and Egg lettered with a child's name gives each child one to look for.
What stone shape suits a bunny?
An oval or an egg shape. Bunny loaf asleep with ears flat along its back fills an oval, and Lop bunny pebble, ears painted over the left and right edges lets the ears hang down the sides.