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Clay Pot Easter Basket by EcoHeidi Borchers

April 2, 2012 By Leave a Comment

4 2 12 Heidi Clay Pot Basket Clay Pot Easter Basket by EcoHeidi Borchers

EcoHeidi Borchers shares an easy way to transform a clay pot into a pretty Easter basket. Use this basket to hold pretty fabric wrapped eggs or any special Easter treats. Featured on Cool2Craft TV.

Watch Heidi’s super cool Clay Pot Easter Basket YouTube video tutorial!

Materials:

Aleene’s Super Thick Tacky Glue
Clay pot
Acrylic paint
Paint brush
Toothpick
Ribbon (length varies depending on size of clay pot)
Silk and paper flowers
Excelsior or paper shreds

Heidi Clay Pot Basket 1 Clay Pot Easter Basket by EcoHeidi Borchers Paint clay pot inside and out. Let paint dry.
Heidi Clay Pot Basket 2 Clay Pot Easter Basket by EcoHeidi Borchers Apply smooth layer of glue to bottom of pot with toothpick.
Heidi Clay Pot Basket 3 Clay Pot Easter Basket by EcoHeidi Borchers Find center of ribbon and lay across bottom of clay pot.
Heidi Clay Pot Basket 4 Clay Pot Easter Basket by EcoHeidi Borchers Tie ribbon into bow above clay pot.
Heidi Clay Pot Basket 5 Clay Pot Easter Basket by EcoHeidi Borchers Apply glue to sides of clay pot with toothpick and glue ribbon in place.
Heidi Clay Pot Basket 6 Clay Pot Easter Basket by EcoHeidi Borchers Apply glue along rim of pot and glue flowers in place. Let dry.
Heidi Clay Pot Basket 7 Clay Pot Easter Basket by EcoHeidi Borchers Fill the finished pot with excelsior and eggs.

 

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About Tiffany Windsor

Born into an artistic, entrepreneurial family, it is no surprise that Tiffany has found success expressing her talents in many different arenas. As the daughter of Aleene Jackson, America’s beloved “Mother of Crafting” and inventor of Aleene’s Tacky Glue, Tiffany’s first love is expressing herself creatively. Tiffany is well known in the creative community as the producer and host of Aleene’s Creative Living Television show and editor of the companion newsstand magazine. She has made regular appearances on QVC and HSN and has authored numerous hard-cover and soft-cover books. Tiffany is the founder and CEO of Cool2Craft, featuring an on-line creative community, Livestream TV and YouTube Channel. www.cool2craft.com

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