Jenny asked for a teapot – another artifact that I don’t often make, mostly because I don’t have the space in by cupboards or on my countertop for teapots and their appendages. Therefore, my teapot-making skills leave much to be desired.
I’ll keep at it, though, because practice really does make perfect. Additionally, I actually learn something about my work every time I make a pot – even those that I think are very well-thrown or made. Adjustments here and there lead to improvements.
Such is my journey.
“There is a bird who by his coat, And by the hoarseness of his note, Might be supposed a crow.” – William Cowper
Crackin' Crow Pottery 