10 Clay Pot Designs Ideas
Terra Cotta Clay Pot Painting Projects
Terra cotta pots have been around for as long as I can remember. And no wonder, there are so many things you can do with them, and they are affordable. I was surprised to learn that terra cotta has existed as a pottery material since 3000 B.C. I bet those ancient civilizations enjoyed painting terra cotta pots, just as much as we do now.
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There are so many ways to decorate and craft with clay flower pots. This post was so much fun to write because of all the great flower pot decoration ideas. Whether you want to start with a dollar store pot or an inexpensive used clay pot, I am certain you will find several great ideas to inspire. I know I certainly did.
WHITE AND GOLD PAINTED TERRA COTTA POTS
Metallic gold and white paint terra cotta pots in geometric designs are very popular and with polka dots, these pots are both artsy and fun. Created for bedroom home decor, and using cactus plants to make them easy to look after. An easy to create painted terra cotta pots project that took minimal time and effort.
Created by Pastels and Macarons
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Easy Neon Painted Terracota Pots
Metallic gold and white paint terra cotta pots in geometric designs are very popular and with polka dots, these pots are both artsy and fun. Created for bedroom home decor, and using cactus plants to make them easy to look after. An easy to create painted terra cotta pots project that took minimal time and effort.
Created by Sarah Hearts
Decoupage Terracotta Pots
These decoupage clay pots are very easy to do with terra cotta clay pots, but the finished product is stunningly pretty.
Created by It All Started With Paint
Embossed And Distressed Terra Cotta Pots
Learn how to make these embossed aged-looking vintage terra cotta pots. They are both unique and look surprisingly vintage, and textured. I was pleasantly surprised by how easy this tutorial is to replicate, using rubber bands and foam letters.
Created by My Dear Irene
Stacked Planters For Your Home Sweet Home
The Homejelly blog created these gorgeous stacking pots that add curb appeal and style to her front yard. She shows you how to make one using outdoor paint, and printed stencils, no fancy cutting machine is required. She has two versions one with flowers for the green thumb people, and an easier succulent version for those of us who forget to water with lots of tips for planting.
Created by Homejelly
DIY Rustic Succulent Pots
These little rustic pots are so easy to do. I think it’s a wonderful gift for Mother’s Day or a fun family project.
Created by Pink When & Meatloaf and Melodrama
How to Paint and Seal Flower Pots
Creative Rambling explains the products she prefers for painting and sealing terracotta pots to protect the pretty paint. Her examples are modern and pretty, and I enjoy how she lined just the inner rim with a touch of gold metallic paint.
Created by Creative Ramblings
How to Create Beautiful Finishes on Flower Pots and Seal Them for Outdoor Use!
These stacked clay pots began as everyday inexpensive terra cotta clay pots. They are first painted in these soft pastel colors and then embossed.
Created by Girl in Pink
Terracotta Flower Pot Wind Chime
This cheerful, bright wind chime is another great family craft idea using small pots. The vibrant colors and easy tutorial make this a great craft to do with kids.
Created by House of Joyful Noise
DIY Vintage Terracotta Pots
Using layers of chalk paint you can craft vintage looking clay pots. Â They have a heavy texture that is very appealing and makes them appear like old clay pots. Â It is a beautiful way to decorate an outdoor space like her front porch.
Created by Sugar Maple Farmhouse
DIY COLOR BLOCKED GEOMETRIC VASE
A plain pink Ikea pot gets a little paint with a sponge brush and some metallic gold finishing to become a modern geometric pot. Another version of a very trendy look.
Created by Proper
How to Make a Lantern with a Painted Terra Cotta Flower Pot
Use terra cotta clay pots, white paint, inexpensive glass lanterns, and a little imagination to create these whimsical clay pot lanterns. These simple lanterns are a great way to add lighting to an outdoor table.
Created by ME
Moss Covered Clay Pots
This quaint clay pot gets a beautiful makeover with a bumble bee and some faux moss created with dark green paint. This simple design is elegant and beautiful and I enjoy the neutral soft colors Refresh Restyle chose to create it.
Created by Refresh Restyle
Chalkboard Planters with FolkArt Stencils and Paint
Using chalkboard paint and a bird shaped stencil is such a fun project for herb gardening. A unique way to label plain terra cotta pot planters.
Created by Tried and True Blog
Chalkboard Planters with FolkArt Stencils and Paint
You can make these colorful flower pots using terra cotta flower pots, bright pretty paint, Mod Podge, and some inexpensive fabric squares. These pretty pots are a perfect way to act as a cheerful pop of color to a dull corner or countertop.
Created by Country Chic Cottage
DIY Painted Terra Cotta Pots
These simple painted pots hanging from even simpler macrame hangars are perfect for hanging outdoors for plants. I love this idea because you could use simple hangars like these to make a suspended herb garden in any size yard. Grab some white spray paint and plain clay pots and you will be surrounded by pretty greenery in no time.
Created by Lovely Indeed
Today was the first day it finally felt like Spring where we were able to enjoy the outdoors a bit. It certainly felt good, it’s nice to look forward to flowers and gardens and green grass. Enjoy your weekend. I am hoping to spend mine outside puttering at something.
So pretty and love the variations. Featuring when my link party opens up tonight. Thank you for sharing!
So pretty, I love these! #kcacols
I’ve never thought of painting plant pots but it’s a fab idea! When (if…) I get around to sorting out the garden I’m definitely going to keep it in mind. 🙂 #KCACOLS
Love the rustic pots and the geometric. Super cute.
some of those pots are quite nicely done!
Terra cotta is a great medium. All of the ideas you shared are so nice.
Hi Debra. I am looking forward to creating some painted pots. I decided to look up the history of Terra cotta, now I need to look up how to create it. I am afraid it needs a hot oven, but it will be interesting to check out.