Clay Plant Holder

INSIDE : Learn how to make a simple Clay Plant Holder to hang in any room of your home. It is perfect for holding all your air plants.

Yesterday I pulled out my Polymer Clay and went a little crazy making three really fun projects!  The next two Friday’s I will share the other two.  Can I tell you how long I have had this clay sitting around waiting to be enjoyed… a long time.  And once I just got it out and started playing with it, I didn’t want to stop.  It’s so simple and fun to work with.  Today, I am sharing how to create this simple and modern Hanging Clay Plant Holder.

If you are looking for more information about everything involving marbling, my Marbling 101 post might be just what you are looking for!

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Polymer Clay
Sharp Clay working tool
Clay Rolling Pin

To create a marbled effect, I used a small amount of four different colors.  First, remove pieces from each color and start warming and kneading in your hand.

Once the clays are a bit more pliable, use the rolling pin to start flattening them out.  I would flatten the clay and then fold it over a few time and flatten again.  This helped to create more marbling.  I learned about this technique from Rachel at Lines Across.

Cut a thin strip of clay about 8″ long.  I had to piece two sections together to get the length I needed.

Then, it’s as simple as gently folding the clay into a tear drop shape and connecting the top of the clay strip together.  Follow the baking directions for your clay.  I put mine in at 265F for about 35 minutes.

Once my clay had dried, I looped a piece of string around it and it was ready to hold my air plant!

I have so many air plants and never enough surfaces and containers for them all, so this is this modern clay holder is the perfect solution.

I love the organic green marbling effect.

Are you a fan of Polymer Clay?  What have you made using it?

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