Terra-Cotta Decorative Bowl

Learn how to make a decorative terra-cotta bowl by kneading and painting colored clay.

Updated March 24, 2020

ADDIE JUELL

Also pictured: Deroma Cabo Terra-cotta Clay Planters, 4.7", $1 each, truevalue.com. Green Barn Orchid Supplies Rustic Clay Orchid Pot, 4", $3, shop.greenbarnorchid.com.

What you need

Materials

Air-dry clay in terra-cotta (Activa Plus Air-Dry Clay, in Terra-cotta, from $5 each for 1.1 lb., activaproducts.com)
Craft paint (Martha Stewart Multisurface Satin Acrylic Craft Paint, in Chestnut Brown and Sand Castle, $2.50 each for 2.2 oz., michaels.com)
Sealant (Plaid FolkArt Finishes Outdoor Matte Sealer, $7.25 for 8 oz., plaidonline.com)
Stamps (Colorations Easy Knob-Grip Geometric-Shape Stamps, $31 for 14, theamazinjungle.com)
Paintbrush (Martha Stewart Crafts Basic Brush Set, $20, michaels.com)
Painter’s tape

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