Stone engraving

Painted rocks was a huge craze but what about carved rocks? How can you carve rocks? using a Dremel. It just takes a little time and patience. Make jewelry or a keepsake using carved rocks.

Learning to engrave stones provides you with a way to create decorative, artistic pieces that will last a lifetime from material you can find just about anywhere. While the material itself is very hard, engraving doesn't have to be. With...

An etching stone for visitors

Stone is a durable and popular material used for everything from jewelry to home decor. But achieving a perfect, professional engraving on metal requires the right tools and techniques. Don't worry, though - we've got you covered. In this blog post, we'll show you how to choose the right bits for your stone engraving projects, and share some pro tips and tricks to help you create stunning designs that will impress everyone. Get ready to level up your stone engraving game!

Rock carving is an ancient art form that has been practiced for centuries. It involves carving and shaping rocks into sculptures, figures, and other designs.

Rock carving is an ancient art form that has been practiced for centuries. It involves carving and shaping rocks into sculptures, figures, and other designs.

This is really making me crave summer and the beach. This pic makes me forget, for just a minute, that it was -24 here this morning. The stones have been gathered from my (very sandy) yard, carved, and rubbed with beeswax so the carving is more distinct. I've then attached a neodymium magnet to the back with 2-part epoxy.

The dremel is a handy and impressive tool for using it on all sorts of projects, as I demonstrate here, from DIY around the home to cool hobbies.

You choose a color and I’ll mix and paint just the cross part for you before shipping. The verse is painted in black. Hand carved pocket stones with the word John 3:16 engraved. Timeless gift. Feel the imprint of the cross physically, while the imprint of the cross and spirit of this verse grows in your heart. Each stone is one of a kind and hand picked from Lake Superior, Minnesota. Shades of black, brown, gray, mostly basalt and the cross itself is hand painted using the highest quality…