Two more un-openables, both earthenware: top is glazed  
              with seaworld, the one below is brushed with glossy white  
              under floating blue. These are not in the order I made 
              them, but I'll number them 9 and 10.

             These, unfortunately, are un-openable. But they look nice. 
             They're both earthenware, glazed with floating blue 
             but the top one has brush strokes of glossy white under 
             the floating blue glaze. 

              These teapots are successes in terms of being able to 
              open them. They're all approximately 4.5" tall. The top one 
              is stoneware with glossy white glaze. The two below 
              are earthenware with floating blue. The bottom teapot, 
              my favorite (I plan to make more), is also earthenware, 
              glazed with cobalt wash brush strokes over glossy white.

             Peony.watercolor.5.27.13

 

             Peony.watercolor.5.25.13

             Magnolia.watercolor.5.26.13

               50 Teapots Project

               I've been working on teapots for a few months, trying to get 
               the hang of it, especially lids and glazing. I'm not sure what 
               number teapot this is — I'll call it Teapot 1. It's about 4.5" tall, 
               seaworld glaze on brown clay. 

             Peony.watercolor.5.20.13

             2 white roses.watercolor.7x10.5 inches.5.14.13

             Magnolia.watercolor.7.5x10inches.5.5.13

             Magnolia.watercolor.7.5x10inches.5.2.13