Moroccan Mini Planter Pot Ornaments

Crafting ornaments is such a fun and exciting way to welcome the holidays. Today, Kathy of Up To Date Interiors and I are sharing DIY ornament ideas for Day 3 of A Very Global Christmas series. Did you see the first two days yet? Catch up on all of this year’s Christmas ideas and all the previous Christmas themes on my Very Global Christmas page.

This year’s Christmas theme is an emphasis on botanicals with a global style twist. These Moroccan mini planter ornaments are the perfect combination of cute and botanicals. Create these easy diy ornaments for your own botanical Christmas tree, use as gift toppers, or make for a fun crafting day. These cuties are sure to bring you that global style look at a super affordable cost. The mini planters are only a dollar at Joanns Stores and you can always add a coupon to make it even less!

My biggest inspiration for these cute diy mini planters were the gorgeous Moroccan ceramic dinner sets and vases. I adore the graphic patterns created with a single paint color. These patterns are super easy to recreate on your own set of mini terracotta planters.

DIY Moroccan Inspired Pots

The adorable mini planters were painted Oyster white by Delta creative inside and out before placing on the Moroccan inspired patterns using Prairie Sunset by Folk Art. I loved how the pink hue was just soft enough to seem as though it was lightly painted just like my inspiration pic.

DIY Planter Pot Ornaments

Add sprigs of faux cedar branches or bits from a wreath to make tiny Christmas trees inside your mini Moroccan pots. Use hot glue to secure them in place, then add ribbon or yarn to hang your pretty Moroccan planters on your tree!

I had so much fun making these Moroccan mini planter pot Christmas ornaments! Actually, I think I’ll do a live crafting session showing off how to paint them and assemble them into an ornament. If you’d love to watch that, be sure you’re in our private Facebook group, A Very Global Home, so that you can watch it for Free and receive other perks!

Be sure to check out see Kathy’s post on how to paint plastic ornaments with a floral pattern! Did you see them on her Christmas tree on Day 1? I’m excited to see how she made them! Tune in tomorrow for another globally inspired Christmas craft idea!