Blut, have you tried Ebay or Amazon? Toni

Try a store called garden ridge if there is one in your area.They have a huge selection.

I'm kinda cheap, so it's difficult for me to buy things online. Esp. e-bay where they take complete advantage with the 'shipping and handling' costs.

I'll look for a garden ridge store, but I don't think there's one here.

blutarski, I found a nice shallow pot at Garden Ridge, probably 4-5 dollars. But you could find one in many places --Walmart, Lowes,even Salvation Army.

I wanted the pot I bought to have an antique look, so I underpainted it with turquoise. When that was dry, I put a layer of brown, then before it was totally dry, wiped some off with a cloth. The turquoise then shows through and it looks "old" and has a Mediterranean feel.

Elsie

I've had luck finding unusual pots, for excellent prices, in the following stores:

HomeGoods (discount housewares)
Tuesday Morning (closeouts of all kinds, including garden stuff in season)
TJ Maxx (store known for discount clothing that has a surprisingly varied selection of discount household goods)
Marshall's (ditto)
Joann's Fabrics (the large stores that also carry crafts have a nice selection of pots)