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Nature makes rocks that are sometimes too heavy to move without a lot of help. You can construct artificial rocks by using an old piece of cement or sculpting a form out of foam. Artificial rocks are lighter and easier to move.

Faux Rocks That Look Real: I have been rock climbing and bouldering in the past 20 years and I really like rocks. I already had several small rocks in the back yard and wanted to add some larger ones. Unfortunately, there are no rocks and no boulders in the area where I live.…

Why break your back if you can make Lightweight Faux Concrete Rock?! Use up some of that stuff that would end up in landfill for this easy way

Spray out a lump of expandable foam to create the basic shape for a solid rock, or apply the foam over a bucket to use less foam.

I love this stuff! Ever heard of Hypertufa (pronounced hyper-toofa )? It's a 3 part mixture of Portland cement, peat moss, and perlite. It l...

Artificial Rock and Fake Rock making. Make your own pofessional looking Artificial garden and landscaping rocks using our training video guidance.

TRASH ROCKS -- Eliminate Unrecyclable Trash: To make a trash rock, a sack is first sewn out of fishnet. It is filled with trash and plastered with cement. The resulting shells are unique in shape and look very natural. Trash rocks are an esthetically pleasing and constructive…

Fake rocks can be used in a variety of scenarios, including train tables, science projects, movie sets, and themed events or parties. While real rocks may be easy to find, they are also heavy, dirty, potentially dangerous, and can be difficult to dispose of when in large quantities.

How to Make Faux Rocks: In this instructible, I present my first attempt at making a faux rock. I tend to do things the hard way, but also consider everything a learning experience, an experiment, if you will. I have since learned there are easier methods to follow, but ag…

I love this stuff! Ever heard of Hypertufa (pronounced hyper-toofa)? It's a 3 part mixture of Portland cement, peat moss, and perlite. It looks really cool, and makes long lasting garden plant containers, fake rocks and boulders, stepping stones, wonderfully whimsical garden spheres and all sorts of decorative garden accents. It looks alot like lava rock, the peat moss eventually decomposes and leaves pits, the perlite keeps it light weight. Just smooth it over a form or mold, let it…