This morning I stepped outside in a sweater and shorts only to run back inside and change into jeans. It’s getting chilly over here!
I’ve got quite a few plants and succulents outside that need a new winter home inside the house. Here’s a fun solution for creating cute planters that match the decor inside your home!
Supplies Needed:
–terra cotta pot
–paper clay (takes about half a pack per planter)
-something to stamp the clay with
–acrylic paint
Step 1: Smooth the paper clay around the planter from just under the lip to the very bottom of each vessel.
Step 2: Use a household object to stamp a pattern all over your paper clay. We used a paint pen cap, a pen cap, and a flat clay knife to create the cross pattern.
Allow the clay to air dry overnight before painting.
Step 3: Paint your vessel with acrylic paint. Add more coats until it is completely covered. We used three minty paint shades to create this little set.
Enjoy your pretty new pots! Happy Sunday! xo. elsie
Looking for more ideas? Check out 10 Unique Planters you can make at home!
Credits // Author and Photography: Elsie Larson, Project Assistant: Laura Gummerman.
Oh, Em Gee. These are absolutely adorable! I would have never thought to do this. Thank you for sharing the idea. I can’t wait to try it.
i think now its easy to make as you mansion step by step very well.looking cool
These are so great! I love how unique each pot is. This would be perfect for some of my boring one’s I have hanging around and so simple too!! Thanks for sharing!.
These are so great! I love how unique each pot is. This would be perfect for some of my boring one’s I have hanging around and so simple too!! Thanks for sharing!
Great Idea, It is really amazing.
These are so great! I love how unique each pot is. This would be perfect for some of my boring one’s I have hanging around and so simple too!! Thanks for sharing!
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These look straight out of West Elm. I love them and love how simple they were to make. As always, you two are totally inspiring.
You must have read my mind, because your gift is exactly what I wanted.
Out of so many home improvement DIY articles I have seen, this is certainly one of the most appealing to me (: I have several potted plants at home and this certainly gives my home a unique and “customized” feel, will give it a try. Shall keep you posted on the results.
Hi, I’ve been trying to make pinch pots and other items out of air dry clay. They keep falling apart as soon as they’re exposed to humidity. From the research I’ve done on airdry clays, including paper clay, they cannot take moisture. How did you get around that? Especially since clay pots are porous. Did you seal the pots before you added the clay? I can tell you’ve painted and used some kind of sealer on the outside. I would love to know how you kept them from crumbling. Thanks!http://franklincoveysouthasia.com/
Hi, I’ve been trying to make pinch pots and other items out of air dry clay. They keep falling apart as soon as they’re exposed to humidity. From the research I’ve done on airdry clays, including paper clay, they cannot take moisture. How did you get around that? Especially since clay pots are porous. Did you seal the pots before you added the clay? I can tell you’ve painted and used some kind of sealer on the outside. I would love to know how you kept them from crumbling. Thanks!
Hi Tracy! This tutorial should help 🙂
https://abeautifulmess.com/2017/05/diy-mini-pinch-pot-planters.html
i understood at very easy way, thus explain step by step, very nice, thanks for it.
These look great. You might like our clay tutorial:
http://littlebuttondiaries.com/2013/10/19/i-built-a-little-house/
This is such a cute idea!
These are so great! I love how unique each pot is. This would be perfect for some of my boring one’s I have hanging around and so simple too!! Thanks for sharing!
These are awesome!! Pinning & sharing. I def want to try this 🙂 You did a fantastic job!
thanks for sharing this cute idea !!!!
oh my gosh! i’m totally in love with this project. one of my fave DIYs youve posted to date!
xxoo,
nikki
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Love these!!
Lulu xx
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Lovely idea! Really designers are creative, visual people who make the everyday world a more interesting, inspiring place to be. With just a simple artistic touch these vessels have become so adorable.