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Bee-utiful Clay Pot Craft

By: Vicki O'Dell from vickiodell.com

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Bee-utiful Clay Pot Craft
Bee-utiful Clay Pot Craft
This image courtesy of vickiodell.com

In the Designer's Words: "What a fun craft to make with the kids this spring or summer! Use it as a weight to hold the napkins down during back yard cook-outs or place over a broken sprinkler head to let the repair person know which one is causing trouble."

Click here for DIY craft.

Time to CompleteIn an evening

MaterialsNature Crafts

Age GroupElementary School

Materials List

  • 2 1/2" clay pot
  • 5mm Pom Poms Dark Yellow
  • 10mm Eyes
  • 12"x3mm Chenille Stems Black
  • 2" Wood Ball Knob
  • Acrylic Paint: Black, Sun Yellow
  • Aluminum Wire Form or window screen from a home project
  • Foam Brushes
  • Fine line brush
  • Glue of your choice
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