Bisqued Little Loafers Teapot with Mishima style bees |
Add some yellow and black stripes and little dots |
Adding a coat of clear over the dots of Designer Liner, I found the dots streaking. STOP. Dry them for a few hours first.
So I did. Then finished the clear glaze gently without any more streaking. Then waxed over the whole area...
Then dipped and poured matt black over the whole rest of the teapot.
Now just to wait till it is fired. Come back later!
second bisqued stoneware teapot |
Details of flower and leaves are below the final coat of glaze |
I also have one other teapot to work on soon, with bees somewhere on it as well. Then there are honey pots. And some little tea cups.
Today's Quote:
Difficult times have helped me to understand better than before how
infinitely rich and beautiful life is in every way and that so many things that
one goes worrying about are of no importance whatsoever. Isak Dinesen
great teaposts; you are getting a lot done
ReplyDeleteGolly, I feel like I'm not accomplishing much at all...the first teapot was finished on Aug 7 and is coming out of glaze today, the 27th. 2 more to glaze still.
Deletesuch wonderful bees!
ReplyDeleteI noticed my bee design is evolving too...nothing static about a bee!
DeleteVery fun stuff!
ReplyDeleteThanks...I hope people still make tea in teapots!
Deletelovin' those bees, they are so sweet!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michele, I mentioned to Gary above that the design seems to be evolving. First bees are more straight lines, later ones have more rounded lines.
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