How do I make faux rock cover for an outdoor water faucet?

Here's two sources for you to consider Nancy.

https://www.hunker.com/13425713/how-to-make-hollow-artificial-rock

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3cWOkfKDuc

I looked on line at fake plastic rocks. They might work for you. You would have to make a cut out to cover your faucet. Home Depot sells them in different sizes, shapes and colors. They are also available on Amazon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2ZFJwv6Ubk

Hi ! I made came bricks using floral foam ... Maybe glue a few together then shape by cutting into it and hang it up making it look like a rock . Scoop out an area for the spigot and spray paint it rock color ...Good luck !

Start with a box Plastic maybe, and covr with cement mix to desired shape If you mix a bit of Plasticisor with it, it would make it more moldable

I’ve seen several tutorials for these on Hometalk. Try the search bar at the top left and oodles of inspiration and instructions will come your way.

Hi Nancy, hope this helps you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qku1vrgT0BM

For a faux rock cover for an outdoor water faucet, use newspaper or a styrofoam cup to build a simple rock shape. Then, cover it with mesh or plastic and apply a lightweight concrete mix or a mortar that resembles hypertufa (perlite, peat moss, and cement). To get a natural, rock-like color, texturize by pressing a wrinkled plastic bag, apply a final coat of sand and cement after the first layer has dried, and stain using an acid-based stain.

Amazon sells fake rocks. Home Depot sells faucet covers which can be painted and decorated.