Pinch pot air dry clay

We have been inspired by Red Ted Art's various pinch pots (lovely sunflowers, fall leaves, poppies) and wanted to make one of our own. We show you a basic snowman or snow woman model that you coul...

Pinch pots are simple hand-made pottery that your kids can also make! These ideas for pinch pots will let you and your kids explore so many beautiful and creative pinch pot ideas together! Have a

Creative Pinch Pot Ideas for Kids. Learn how to make pinch pots quickly and easily and explore the seasons with our lovely Pinch Pot Projects & Designs.

Discover beginner air dry clay ideas and air dry clay projects, perfect for kids, adults, gifts, or items to sell. Find quick, easy, fun, cute, simple, useful, and cheap things to make with air dry clay in styles like beachy, preppy, modern, boho, vintage, and farmhouse. From small to large projects, including air dry clay jewelry holder ideas, Christmas ornaments, clay bowls, gift tags, and more, these are the best air dry clay art tutorials and inspiration.

Think.Make.Share contributor Melissa shows us how to make these easy--and trendy--clay pinch pots. (A blog from the Creative Studios at Hallmark.)

Learn how to make a pinch pot for kids. This beginner clay build lesson is perfect for young children to develop fine motor skills.

Pinch pots made from air drying clay “Hey, kids? How about we make some Pinch pots made from air drying clay?” I suggested this pre-holidays to the boys… and it transpires, it’s not about the craft, it’s about how you PHRASE the craft… Try – “Hey kids, how about we make some funky pots for …

Looking for a simple craft to make and help you decompress? Make these cute clay pinch pots and use them around your house.

Want to get started using air dry clay but don’t know where to begin? I’ve had a lot of fun making clay crafts over the years. It’s a fantastic material to work with. It’s cheap to buy, easy to use and doesn’t need baking or firing in the oven. To help you get the most out of your clay here are m

Tables made from raw lumber, while beautiful, often have little natural imperfections that need to be filled up or removed. Woodcraft By Design, a creative woodworking studio in Auckland, New Zealand, solves this problem by filling those holes with crystal-clear inlays that let you see the shells, stones, leaves or even bugs embedded within.