Make More Than One of These Creepy Clay Eyeball Planters

First, take a chunk of air-dry clay and place it onto a piece of parchment paper between two rulers. Tip: The rulers help everything stay the same thickness. Last, use a rolling pin to roll the clay flat.

First, take a chunk of air-dry clay and place it onto a piece of parchment paper between two rulers. Tip: The rulers help everything stay the same thickness. Last, use a rolling pin to roll the clay flat. Next, tear off two small pieces of the flattened air-dry clay and press them onto a glass globe vase until fully covered. Dip your fingers into water to smooth out the edges of the clay and create a seamless look. Then, cut two thin strips of clay and add them to the top and bottom of the globe to create an eye shape. Once the strips are in place, smooth them with wet fingers to soften the edges.

Dip your fingers into water to smooth out the edges of the clay and create a seamless look. Then, cut two thin strips of clay and add them to the top and bottom of the globe to create an eye shape. Once the strips are in place, smooth them with wet fingers to soften the edges.

Dip your fingers into water to smooth out the edges of the clay and create a seamless look. Then, cut two thin strips of clay and add them to the top and bottom of the globe to create an eye shape. Once the strips are in place, smooth them with wet fingers to soften the edges.

Then, cut two thin strips of clay and add them to the top and bottom of the globe to create an eye shape.

Once the strips are in place, smooth them with wet fingers to soften the edges. Now use various circular cookie cutter shapes and spice caps to create an iris and pupil by pressing them into the clay.

Then, cut two thin strips of clay and add them to the top and bottom of the globe to create an eye shape. Once the strips are in place, smooth them with wet fingers to soften the edges. Use a craft knife to remove excess.

Once the strips are in place, smooth them with wet fingers to soften the edges. Now use various circular cookie cutter shapes and spice caps to create an iris and pupil by pressing them into the clay. Start with the larger circle and go down from there.

Dip your fingers into water to smooth out the edges of the clay and create a seamless look. Then, cut two thin strips of clay and add them to the top and bottom of the globe to create an eye shape. Once the strips are in place, smooth them with wet fingers to soften the edges.

Now use various circular cookie cutter shapes and spice caps to create an iris and pupil by pressing them into the clay. Start with the larger circle and go down from there. Once done, place the clay eyeball into a cabinet and let dry overnight.

Use various circular cookie cutter shapes and spice caps to create an iris and pupil by pressing them into the clay. Start with the larger circle and go down from there. Once done, place the clay eyeball into a cabinet and let dry overnight.

Now use various circular cookie cutter shapes and spice caps to create an iris and pupil by pressing them into the clay. Start with the larger circle and go down from there.

Next, add 1/2 cup of school glue to 1/2 cup of warm water. Then add a tablespoon of espresso powder to the mix and combine. Divide the mixture into three other bowls. Now add a few drops of plum acrylic paint to one, black acrylic paint to second and a little more espresso powder to the third to make a darker brown. Tip: You want to make a transparent stain and not an opaque paint; so use the paint and coffee mixture sparingly.

Add 1/2 cup of school glue to 1/2 cup of warm water. Then add a tablespoon of espresso powder to the mix and combine. Divide the mixture into three other bowls. Now add a few drops of plum acrylic paint to one, black acrylic paint to second and a little more espresso powder to the third to make a darker brown. Tip: You want to make a transparent stain and not an opaque paint; so use the paint and coffee mixture sparingly.

Add 1/2 cup of school glue to 1/2 cup of warm water. Then add a tablespoon of espresso powder to the mix and combine. Divide the mixture into three other bowls. Now add a few drops of plum acrylic paint to one, black acrylic paint to second and a little more espresso powder to the third to make a darker brown. Tip: You want to make a transparent stain and not an opaque paint; so use the paint and coffee mixture sparingly. Now use a paint brush to lightly paint the outside of the eyeball with the original color mixture to give it an aged look.

Add 1/2 cup of school glue to 1/2 cup of warm water. Then add a tablespoon of espresso powder to the mix and combine. Divide the mixture into three other bowls. Now add a few drops of plum acrylic paint to one, black acrylic paint to second and a little more espresso powder to the third to make a darker brown. Tip: You want to make a transparent stain and not an opaque paint; so use the paint and coffee mixture sparingly.

Use a paint brush to lightly paint the outside of the eyeball with the original color mixture to give it an aged look. Then paint the inside of the eye with the light plum color. For the iris, paint with the dark brown mixture and the pupil with black. Dad the paint colors with a paper towel right after painting to create an aged look. Last, coat the painted clay eyeball with a matte acrylic spray. Plant low water, low maintenance plants inside or opt for artificial greenery and display these wandering eyes around your home.

Use a paint brush to lightly paint the outside of the eyeball with the original color mixture to give it an aged look. Then paint the inside of the eye with the light plum color. For the iris, paint with the dark brown mixture and the pupil with black. Dad the paint colors with a paper towel right after painting to create an aged look. Last, coat the painted clay eyeball with a matte acrylic spray. Plant low water, low maintenance plants inside or opt for artificial greenery and display these wandering eyes around your home.

Use a paint brush to lightly paint the outside of the eyeball with the original color mixture to give it an aged look. Then paint the inside of the eye with the light plum color. For the iris, paint with the dark brown mixture and the pupil with black. Dad the paint colors with a paper towel right after painting to create an aged look. Last, coat the painted clay eyeball with a matte acrylic spray. Plant low water, low maintenance plants inside or opt for artificial greenery and display these wandering eyes around your home.

Tip: You want to make a transparent stain and not an opaque paint; so use the paint and coffee mixture sparingly. Now use a paint brush to lightly paint the outside of the eyeball with the original color mixture to give it an aged look. Then paint the inside of the eye with the light plum color. For the iris, paint with the dark brown mixture and the pupil with black. Dad the paint colors with a paper towel right after painting to create an aged look. Last, coat the painted clay eyeball with a matte acrylic spray.

Make a living dead succulent wall planter that appears to have aged for decades with tips and tricks from content creator and food artist Nikk Alcaraz. To make your own, you will need Das Air-Hardening Clay, instant espresso powder, glass globe vase, round cookie cutters, spice caps, rulers, parchment paper, black acrylic paint, plum acrylic paint and matte acrylic spray.