Rockalage

by Tammy Spalsbury
(Michigan )

I was inspired to do this when I found some painted engraved rocks at the craft store. The stones can be bought at Michael's craft store and the plaque board. I antiqued it with cream spray paint. The small branches come from my cottage up north. Set up all the stones before gluing to make sure there exactly where you want them. And when the flowers are arranged cut the pieces of branches to fit your arrangement. Then glue them.

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Nov 15, 2017
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by: Cheryl

That's awesome Tammy!

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