8 Simple Clay Pot Lighthouse Projects for Your Garden

Turn a piece of garden junk into an enjoyable craft project by means of these easy tutorials. The collection boasts of beautiful patterns that can transform the looks of your terrace, window sill or garden area in an inimitable style. They look adorable as centerpieces for outdoor gala dinners.

How to Build a Clay Pot Lighthouse

You can paint the door and windows on the inverted clay pots for adding more character to your lighthouse. Though the instructions in the above-linked post require you to make it with just a couple of clay pots, we think you can make it higher and better if you own a few more pots of smaller sizes.

Clay Pot Crafts Lighthouse

This one is ideal for your backyard. Sketch the door and windows with pencil before filling them up with latex enamel paint to avoid irregularities.

Integrate a solar light in your clay pot lighthouse to give out an eco-friendly message.

Clay Pot Lighthouses Covered With Bright Paint

Make a Bird Feeder from a Clay Pot Lighthouse

Once you are done with the building process, place this lighthouse atop a large plate or tray carrying seeds to create an attractive bird feeder.

Terracotta Clay Pot Lighthouse Pattern

You can increase the tiers of the lighthouse by adding a few more clay pots. Instead of painting them traditionally in red with white margins as directed, you can use 2 contrasting shades of blue for an interesting change. Drawing cute flowers surrounded with grasses at the bottom add to the looks.

How to Make a Clay Pot Lighthouse

Easy Lighthouse Out Of Clay Flower Pots

Beautiful Clay Pot Lighthouse DIY

Sea shells, seagull and starfish decorations make this lighthouse unique. A wire net covers it partially to signify the popularity of these structures among the fishermen and its proximity to the sea.

If you are a fan of country décor, try this idea. Attach the lighthouse to a circular base and decorate the latter with a rope spiral. A mini picket fence surrounding the light at the top is a brilliant addition to the rustic charm.

You can get the kids involved in the sketching and painting steps. Their minds are usually bubbling with innovative ideas. However, it would be a wise decision not to allow them to hold or carry the clay pots around lest they break them in the process.