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spray painted rocks for table decorations

This craft was created by accident. I have been spray painting a lot of crafts with silver spray paint. Before I start to spray paint I place a plastic garbage bag on the ground and use rocks to hold it in place. The rocks  slowly got covered by excess spray paint. The rocks looked so pretty partially painted that I decided to completely cover the rocks in spray paint.
Craft by Accident


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river rocks
spray paint
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