Every Christmas, when we put up our tree, I always look for the cute kids’ flower pot craft my daughter made when she was in Girl Scouts.
The flower pot is about 4 inches tall and is turned upside down to form a Christmas bell. She had used a pipe cleaner to hang a little silver bell inside and to make a loop for hanging.
And this clay pot craft is decorated all around with gold glitter puff paint stars, blue glitter puff paint dots, along with other designs in red and green glitter puff paint.
It is actually one of the most striking ornaments that the kids had made for the tree when they were young.
It is really a must to buy the clay pots for crafts that are shaped like clay flower pots for planting. These little terracotta pots could be used for planting as well, but they do make adorable clay pot crafts for kids.
This page is full of the cutest clay pot crafts that the kiddos would love (and so would the adults!). If you are looking for free clay pot decorating ideas for adults, we have a page just for that!
Several of the flower pot crafts on this page are Christmas ornaments as well! Check out the lovely angel clay pot craft at Craft Bits! So sweet and they will look lovely hanging on a tree.
There are several more ornaments that would make such cute gifts for family and friends for the holiday!
But rest assured, not all of the ideas are related to the Christmas holiday! The Clay Pot Cow is darling and comes from Craftideas.info. This one is new to me and just absolutely adorable!!!
My niece is into cows right now, including cow pajamas and slippers, and I think I will make this for her for her birthday!
The snowmen and Easter bunnies look simple for kids, and adults would enjoy them too! And just picture the cute turkey clay pot craft on the dinner table at Thanksgiving. Name holders are fun for the Thanksgiving table, and these colorful turkeys would be perfect for place cards.
Please don’t skip over the link to Terra Cotta Craft Projects at DLTK’s Sites Growing Together! This page has several really fun and unique kids’ flower pot crafts to make!
Several on their site would be so cute as teacher gifts! Get away from giving those hard working teachers another mug for the holidays!
Clay pots for crafts can be purchased inexpensively at the Dollar Store, box stores, and even special clay pots made specifically for crafting can be found on Amazon.
Grab up a few of these clay pots for kids’ crafts! Don’t forget that adults find these crafts so much fun as well!
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This Christmas Clay Pot Ornament is the perfect Christmas craft for kids! Learn how kids can make them here.
Darcy and Brian
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Kids can make some clay pot angels with mini clay pots from the Dollar Store along with paint, wiggle eyes, ribbon and chenille stems.
Craft Bits
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Create this darling snowman and snowwonam with clay pots, buttons, sock. Easy, and even younger children can do this project.
KinderArt
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This easy Clay Pot turkey craft using a Terra cotta pot is the perfect Thanksgiving project for kids or adults too!
Busy Creating Memories
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Grab the kids and make with them some fun turkey clay pots for fall and Thanksgiving.
Dracy and Brian
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The kids will love making this easy craft that uses simple materials. It is the perfect Valentine’s gift to make for Mom, Grandma, or another special person in their life!
Thrifty Jinxy
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A nice craft project using terra cotta pots.
Favecrafts
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With a few craft supplies kids can make an ordinary terracotta pot into something extraordinary and pretty.
Bunny's Garden
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This Elf Clay Pot Ornament is a super cute Christmas craft for kids to make. Then use it as a tree ornament or how about as a visiting elf on the shelf.
Darcy and Brian
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Transform a clay pot into an adorable reindeer tree ornament. Preschool and kindergarten children will love making this craft at home or as a classroom project at school.
Darcy and Brian
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