50! Streaky Green brushed over Glossy White on stoneware.

             Teapots 42 and 43. The top one is sponged cobalt wash over 
             Randy's Yellow, white clay. I was attempting to imitate 
             something I saw in a magazine. Their cobalt was much darker.
             Teapot 43 is Seaworld on white clay. It looked quite successful 
             until I discovered a crack on the lid. It's also very heavy. 
             I still like it despite the flaws. The next thing I need to work on 
             is cleaning up the spout holes: they're often clogged or ragged. 
             But it's really hard to squeeze your hand inside to clean it. 
             And the spouts could still stand to be higher.

             Teapots 40 and 41. Really pleased with the top one. 
             The glaze is Falls Creek Shino on top, Seaworld on the 
             bottom; the two glazes overlap in the middle. The one on 
             the bottom has a Glossy White interior and outside is 
             commercial Butter Yellow (2-3 coats). Needs improvement. 
             The spout is way big for the body but the curve of it works. 

             Teapots 34-37.

             Top, Celadon on stoneware.

             Second from top, Glossy White over Floating Blue on earthenware.

             Third one down, ran into trouble with this one: Black all over, then 
             lid, spout tip and interior double dipped Floating Blue. Spout holes 
             closed. That's the second time that's happened. Note to self: stop 
             double dipping interior of pots.

             Bottom: My favorite! Mini teapot (3" body), Floating blue on 
             earthenware. It functions! Now I need to make some mini tea
             bowls to go with it.