Air dry clay fruit bowl

Make yourself some stunning vessels that you can customize to your needs with these incredibly simple torn clay bowls from Portia Lawrie of Makery.

A wavy terracotta bowl you can easily make at home without baking, glazing or firing? Yes please! A little while ago I was at Bunnings stocking up on craft supplies for the kids, including two packets of non-toxic terracotta air drying clay. I've been wanting to make a wavy bowl for ages an

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Easy to follow tutorial on how to make your own air-dry clay decorative woven basket. #diy #airdryclay #wovenbasket #clayhomedecor

Linda on Instagram: "home accessory, a fruit bowl, or perhaps a beautiful tray for candles; it’s actually quite easy to do. You will need: • Clay (air dry) • Tray or Bowl (pay attention to the desired shape you want to create) • Plastic wrap (to prevent sticking to the bowl or tray) • Damp sponge • Your fingers • A small brush to smooth out any unevenness • Patience (let it dry for at least 24 hours) • Light sandpaper for the edges Which do you find more beautiful; the candle tray or the…