Last week I posted my baby teapots (two pounds). This week I made momma teapots (four pounds). Some people only want two cups, some need to have four to five cups. I just like making teapots… doesn’t matter what size! Actually the only issue I have is with the larger ones… pulling the handle off the pot… it gets rather tiring after you’ve done a few of them.
Attaching Handles to Teapots
February 3, 2012 by lucyfagellapottery
Posted in Ceramic Teapots, porcelain teapots, pulling handles, teapots | Tagged Handmade ceramic teapots, Lucia Pottery, lucy fagella pottery, making teapots, porcelain teapots, pottery in process, pulling handles | 2 Comments
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just love to read your blog postings. You are incrediable, don’t know how you do it all–the blog, the pottery, the teaching etc etc…….where/how do you find the time? do you ever sleep??
… you forgot about the two teenage boys also!
No really I don’t know how I do it sometimes too. I do love pottery though, and if I don’t do it as much as I do I can’t sleep. The need to be creative is much stronger than anything else. I also need to make a living, and doing that as an artist/craftsperson requires a lot of hours. It also takes a little diversity in how you go about making enough money to survive.
Thanks for the boost!