You'll also want a pencil, marker, ruler, bucket of water,
needle-nose pliers, X-acto knife or scissors and plenty of
newspaper. The first step is to mark the locations of the holes
you'll need to drill. Next, mark the center holes on both clay
saucers. Then set the pot in the larger saucer and mark drain
holes on opposite sides of the saucer. If you'd like to include
the design that also functions as a seed window, now is the time
to transfer your pattern to the pot. Whether your design is
simple or complex, remember not to place the holes too close
together. This will prevent problems when it's time to drill the
holes. After you've marked all the spots that require drilling,
soak the pot and saucers in a bucket of water overnight. The
Dirty Work Before drilling, place several layers of newspaper on
your work surface. To start, use the 3/32-inch drill bit to make
a hole through the center of the small saucer and then set it
aside. Still using the 3/32-inch drill bit, make small dimples
at the center and drai