If you haven’t worked with polymer clay before, don’t let it overwhelm you. It’s actually VERY simple. Just follow the package directions, and be sure to clean your fingers between colors.
I split the “terracotta” clay I made into 4 equal-ish sized balls, and shaped little pots out of them. For the traditional terracotta pot look, I flattened a ribbon of clay and wrapped it around the top my of my pot.
I wanted each pot to be unique, so I did different sizes and shapes for each one. As you can see, I let perfection go LOL. None of the pots are remotely perfect or symmetrical, or even…. straight. haha.
I added a drop of liquid bake-able clay, and filled the pots with “dirt” – tiny brown balls – and texturized them with a small stiff bristle brush. You could use an old toothbrush for this.