1. Dip Dye Succulent Pot

Those monochromatic hues worked up on a terra cotta pot using a super easy dip-dye technique are just so heartwarming to look at! Dipping the pot in a mixture of tumble tie dye and water thrice, going for different heights each time is the key to the stunning effect effect.

DIY Details : ispydiy

2. DIY Painted Terra Cotta Pot

Bring in a rustic appeal to simple terra cotta pot by adding a splash of white and wrapping some jute twine over the top portion of the pot. Tiny letter stamps work wonders to let you paint a nice quote or message on the pot, finishing the look with an ivory twine bow.

DIY Details : thebeautydojo

3. Easy Neon Painted Terra Cotta Pots

If you love indoor planters, then lovely low-maintenance succulents planted in these DIY decorated terra cotta pots are all you need. Bright neon pink dots painted on the grey backdrop of the pots makes them synonymous to cuteness.

DIY Details : sarahhearts

4. How to Whitewash a Terra Cotta Pot

Transform ordinary brown planters to absolutely extraordinary by going for a quick and easy white washing, that too with a charming worn out look. You’ll need a bristle paint brush, surface protector, paper towels and some white paint.

DIY Details : tidbits-cami

5. Coastal Candle Holder from a Terra Cotta Pot

Who would imagine that a terra cotta pot could double up as a glorious candle holder? Adhering a dish atop an inverted pot provides for the perfect base, while little embellishments like a faux starfish glued to the piece and some river rocks add the coastal touch.

DIY Details : acrosstheblvd

6. DIY Rustic Succulent Pots

Create a soothingly bright display with a trio of rustic-looking terra cotta pots in just a few steps. Paint the pots with a rough coat of aqua acrylic paint, applying a foam brush over the surface, finally brushing some white paint atop the aqua. Wrap a twine bow and voila!

DIY Details : pinkwhen

7. Terra Cotta Coasters

We best you’ll fall in love with this gorgeous one of terra cotta crafts that yields a set of DIY coasters for less than a deal of 10 dollars. Terra cotta saucers adorned with acrylic paint get their dose of brightness with scrapbook paper circles adhered to the base.

DIY Details : suburbia-unwrapped

8. Chandelier Planter

Replace the plastic candle holders of a chandelier with terra cotta saucers using epoxy putty and glue, further attaching the pots to the saucers. A splash of vibrant paint gets them ready to plant your favorite flowers.

DIY Details : diyshowoff

9. DIY Flowerpot Bird-Feeder

What an awesome take on repurposing is this bird feeder constructed out of a terra cotta pot and two saucers! You need to thread wire rope through holes made in the top saucer, flower pot and base saucer, sprucing it up with cute embellishments.

DIY Details : thegardenroofcoop

10. Ombre Stenciled Flower Pots

How about travelling to a fantasy world that has got beautiful crooked towers adorned with colorful flowers? A bunch of different-sized terra cotta pots charmed with monochrome ombres are assembled vertically in a leaning fashion, while vinyl letters sport lovely messages on the tower.

DIY Details : diyshowoff

11. Terra Cotta Welcome Sign

A huge welcome sign worked up with an old, broken terra cotta saucer signifies the meaning of ‘Best out of Waste’ oh so perfectly. Go free-style with a Sharpie pen to write Welcome Home on the saucer and dig it into the soil a bit. Going for paints or color will make it all the way more vibrant.

DIY Details : hometalk

12. Potted Candle Planters

Plant during day – candle during night! As glorious as its surprising, this potted candle planter makes for amazing garden lighting. Plants are potted on the outside ring of as assembly of two terra cotta pots, while the smaller one holds pea gravel, a candle and a glass hurricane.

DIY Details : cfabbridesigns

13. Clay Pot Wreath Tutorial

Small terra cotta pots when arranged together in a circular fashion form a stunning wreath for your front door to celebrate spring at its best. You need wicker wreath form, moss, small cactus plants, clay pots, some tiny craft clay pots, heavy gauge wire, wire cutters, a hot glue gun and glue sticks to get started.

DIY Details : sweetpepperrose