Lifetop 3LB Tiny Painting Rocks DIY Rock for Paint Detail-Painting Smooth Surface Stones,Arts,Crafts Garden,About 350-400PCS 0.5 to 1.0 inches ，Hand Picked

I feel corny being like "great rocks" but they are nice. 50 isnt a lot but people charge a lot for these things. I guess they are in demand being an art supply but these are pretty small for art... Unless its to build or stack something. I used mine in a fairy garden, as like a lil pathway and its super cute. The sizes arent uniform but they are evenly colored in a cool tone of slate grey and the are pretty equally flat. The actual shape and size changes but not the width. Its close enough to build a small path...a very small one...or get the larger amount! Definitely! I have bricks and moss for other areas so this amount worked well.

If you want great rocks for small craft projects , these are a great idea

I got these to practice nail art in a way that's easier to display than disembodied fingernails..They're perfect.They arrived in a bubble pack sticky flap bag over a sturdy plastic zipper bag. They'll all fit in my hand but aren't too small to hold on to. Smooth texture, but grippy enough that paint will stick and all a nice even color.The variety of shapes is nice, some are very flat and round, some are oval and a bit thicker, but they all have smooth edges and are nicely rounded. No hard angles, broken pieces or jagged shapes, no flat sides making them lay weird or look out of place.The pictures are right out of the box, before cleaning them. They're dusty but not gritty but hey, they're rocks lolWhen I've painted all of these I will buy again.

These tiny rocks are exactly what I wanted to challenge myself to learn to paint and draw better. It took some fine point paint pens, and lots of practice, but I now enjoy painting tiny rocks instead of larger ones. None of my paintings are perfect, but I definitely had a lot of fun doing them. I even thought of a way to paint the rocks with big chips - I painted bandages on their boo-boos. Most of the rocks are about the size of a nickel, but some are so tiny they fit on a dime! The tiniest ones in my picture have replies to questions you might ask children: "Who knocked over the cup?" Replies might be, "Ida Know" and/or "Not Me!" - those are the invisible people who kids blame when they don't want to confess to something. Anyway, just use your imaginations and you will have as much fun as I have had with these rocks.

Tiny Rocks not regular rock painting rocks super tiny not sure what to do with them rocksNot a single rock was .5 of an inch and definitely not a single rock that was 1 inch. It would be impossible for 50 rocks from .5-1 inch to fit in the tiny pouch the rocks come in. If I was using these for decoration or gardening they would be great but I bought them for a rock painting project (they were advertised for rock painting) so they definitely are not as advertised. Most were almost as small as an eraser or smaller.

Rocks worked for the project I had. Perfect size

I bought these rocks to make Christmas ornaments. Once painted they will be little birds sitting on a branch on a pine slice. Very cute.

I have a very pretty table fountain, but something was missing. So while browning the internet I came across these little rocks used for painting, something I have never heard of before. So I decided to look it up on Amazon and found these little cuties.I wanted to try them on my fountain to fill in the empty space in the front, and they did the trick. TThey look very cute. They are tiny and flat, but for what I wanted them, they work great.The seller was generous too, because on the ad it says that I would receive 50 tiny rocks but I received 55.I may buy more for decorating purposes.

J'ai été très surprise de voir qu'il s'agissait de cailloux décoratifs d'environ 1 pouce de circonférence et non de pas gallets à peindre tel qu'attendu

I wanted to do pebble art, but these are way too tiny to paint without painting your own fingers.