I love this Moon Lady spirit box from Flickr user IntotheDawn. It’s so very pretty, and I love the sense of peace on the face.
Click here to check out more from this multi-media artist on etsy.
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I love this Moon Lady spirit box from Flickr user IntotheDawn. It’s so very pretty, and I love the sense of peace on the face.
Click here to check out more from this multi-media artist on etsy.

Quirky, fun, and full of personality—this DIY Face Planter Pottery Template is the kind of project that makes everyone smile. Planters are already a favorite for potters because they’re so versatile, but when you add a playful face into the mix? You’ve got a conversation starter, a gift idea, and a cheerful addition to your home all in one.
This template guides you step-by-step in slab-building a face-shaped planter. You’ll get the form sorted out easily, leaving all the creativity in the decorating stage—think glasses, freckles, funny noses, bright lips, or even exaggerated cartoon features. It’s essentially a blank canvas with character built right in.
This planter template is more than just pottery—it’s playful art. The finished piece brings life and laughter into any space, and because you can customize it endlessly, it’s the kind of project you’ll want to make again and again.
You can find it here: DIY Face Planter Pottery Template on Etsy.
This post is part of my Etsy Feature series, where I highlight clay templates, tools, and creative projects that make pottery fun, approachable, and full of charm. This one is especially delightful because it gives you permission to play and be silly with your clay.
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That is so lovely! I’ve just gotten back into polymer clay. I left it 14 years ago thinking it wasn’t a viable art form. Holy you know what!!! I’ve been making jewelry from glass and semi-precious stones, beads and chips. We are getting ready to move to a bigger apartment where I can recreate my studio. I work a regular job and working with polymer clay can be challenging. I’ll have to say what I did 14 years ago was pretty impressive. Now I have nearly all of the tools I’ll need and a space is waiting for me – at least until the land lord finishes it. Thank you for sharing your art!
Thanks so much for featuring one of my spirit boxes! Much appreciated!