Lady paints 50 garden stones with glow paint. How they light up at night is ENCHANTING

50 smooth garden stones (various sizes)
Glow-in-the-dark paint (multiple colors)
Paintbrushes (various sizes)
Sealer spray (optional)
Drop cloth or newspaper

Lay out a drop cloth or newspaper to protect your work surface.

Clean the garden stones thoroughly to remove any dirt or debris.

Choose your glow-in-the-dark paint colors. You can use a single color for a uniform look or multiple colors for a more vibrant display.

Using a paintbrush, apply a coat of glow-in-the-dark paint to each stone. Ensure even coverage for the best glow effect.

Allow the paint to dry completely. Depending on the paint, this may take a few hours.

Apply a second coat of paint if necessary to enhance the glow effect.

Once the paint is fully dry, you can apply a sealer spray to protect the paint from the elements, especially if the stones will be placed outdoors.

Arrange the stones in your garden or desired location. Consider placing them in areas that receive sunlight during the day to charge the glow paint.

For a personalized touch, consider painting designs or patterns on the stones before applying the glow paint. You can create floral motifs, geometric patterns, or even write inspirational words. If you prefer a more subtle glow, use a lighter hand with the paint or choose stones of varying sizes to create depth and interest. Additionally, you can experiment with different types of glow paints, such as those that change color or have a glitter effect, to further customize the look of your garden stones.