Here are the latest in progress photos from my second teapot. I do have some more, but I’m reserving them in case the design shifts (again.) I wanted this pot to be more deconstructed and reconfigured. Less just a couple of hollwformed forms. So I sunk a bowl, cut it up, and will now attach it back together (with additional parts) to make the final teapot. Believe it or not, I think that this will be easier than the more strictly hollowformed pot.
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W-these projects are just such labours – of love??? Great feeling to move from the paper cutouts to the beaten metal. B
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Can’t wait to see the finished teapot! What cutting tool did you use to cut out the pieces?
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Betsy, I used a jeweler’s saw. I’m old school like that.
And yes, Barry, they are labors of love. Too much work to do it if I didn’t like it :^)
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