Hi my name is Jean Ann.
I make and sell pottery as Little Pig Pottery & tea pots are one of my favorite pots to make. I also love to use them. There are two in my community studio which are well used--especially on Wednesdays.
You will find my tea pots on two web sites:
1. Under the dragonfly section on my home page at Littlepigpottery.com
http://www.littlepigpottery.com/index.p ... d0dc9538c5
2. In the cobalt dragonflies section of my Etsy shop
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5894246
If you are curious about my artistic process I have a blog
http://littlepigpottery.blogspot.com/
Here are a couple images of my dragonfly teapots.
Stoneware Dragonfly Teapot
Porcelain Dragonfly Teapot
If you like what you see or have questions I look forward to hearing from you.
Jean Ann
Jun 6th 09 8:03 pm
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Location: In front of one kiln or other
Little Pig Tea pots & Other addictions
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Jun 6th 09 8:09 pm
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Little pig, little pig, little pig ...
... welcome to TeawareArtisans! I am looking forward to seeing many of your creations here on TeaChat.
Right click on your flcker photo, click on properties, copy properties url and paste in your post. Delete anything after jpg. Below is how it will look. I put the 3 *** in the code so you can see, you need to place the code immediately after, no spaces!!! :
[img***]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3661/360 ... df9d2b.jpg[/img]
Remove the *** and you have your photo.
... welcome to TeawareArtisans! I am looking forward to seeing many of your creations here on TeaChat.
Right click on your flcker photo, click on properties, copy properties url and paste in your post. Delete anything after jpg. Below is how it will look. I put the 3 *** in the code so you can see, you need to place the code immediately after, no spaces!!! :
[img***]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3661/360 ... df9d2b.jpg[/img]
Remove the *** and you have your photo.
Jun 6th 09 9:17 pm
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Location: In front of one kiln or other
Jun 8th 09 3:19 pm
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Hi Mrs. Chip
Hi Mrs. Chip and thank you for the welcome.
There are some beautiful things here--I feel a bit out of place with all the lovely traditional Asian teaware. Got me thinking though. I could do a few cups with my take on Asian-- with dragonflies and shino of course!
I am still unsure on how to post pics in this thread from here on. . . do I do "post a reply"?
There are some beautiful things here--I feel a bit out of place with all the lovely traditional Asian teaware. Got me thinking though. I could do a few cups with my take on Asian-- with dragonflies and shino of course!
I am still unsure on how to post pics in this thread from here on. . . do I do "post a reply"?
Re: Hi Mrs. Chip
You are quite welcome!Little pig wrote:Hi Mrs. Chip and thank you for the welcome.
There are some beautiful things here--I feel a bit out of place with all the lovely traditional Asian teaware. Got me thinking though. I could do a few cups with my take on Asian-- with dragonflies and shino of course!
I am still unsure on how to post pics in this thread from here on. . . do I do "post a reply"?
Boy, I would love that!
I know there are teachatters on here who do not prefer the Asian teawares, so hopefully they will check out this subforum. Just because something is not someone's preferred style, does not mean they cannot appreciate the artistry and beauty of it. Again, nice work.
YES, just click on post a reply and insert your photos in your post. If you still need help, contact Chip as I defer to him with this!
nice stuff!!
you got style. we need more pics to get a good representation of you work.
the dragonfly interests me i do an impression type that uses 3 seashell types ...wings ...body and ....head. i like the type you do it gives more detail.
do you have cups to go with the tea pots? or any with the dragonfly on the inside.i can't make them with it inside.
i am thinking of getting a thread going were everyone here posts there favorite set that they made and call it the set thread. let me know what you think.
and please put more photos of you work up.
you got style. we need more pics to get a good representation of you work.
the dragonfly interests me i do an impression type that uses 3 seashell types ...wings ...body and ....head. i like the type you do it gives more detail.
do you have cups to go with the tea pots? or any with the dragonfly on the inside.i can't make them with it inside.
i am thinking of getting a thread going were everyone here posts there favorite set that they made and call it the set thread. let me know what you think.
and please put more photos of you work up.
Jun 8th 09 4:54 pm
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More pics coming I just slow as mm.m...
Thank you for the drop in & compliments Mrs chips & coloradopu. I do have a few teapots it just takes me time to figure out the photo/web stuff.
Here are some pics of my quirky little red girl. She holds about 16 ounces and dispenses tea in a small stream (kinda fun). Her quirk is you have to put a brake on her lid with your finger as you pour.
As to cups. I make them. Most are what I consider coffee mugs--but I've got some tea cup ideas since visiting teachat. (BooYa!) I've got a dragonfly teacup in mind. so I am excited & headed for the studio from here to work them out.
It also looks like I am going to have to figure this editor out because I'm not liking the left formatting of these pics.
In regards to coloradopu's set thread question Yes, I am interested I just need some time to get my feet under me here--more pics. . .more pics
Here are some pics of my quirky little red girl. She holds about 16 ounces and dispenses tea in a small stream (kinda fun). Her quirk is you have to put a brake on her lid with your finger as you pour.
As to cups. I make them. Most are what I consider coffee mugs--but I've got some tea cup ideas since visiting teachat. (BooYa!) I've got a dragonfly teacup in mind. so I am excited & headed for the studio from here to work them out.
It also looks like I am going to have to figure this editor out because I'm not liking the left formatting of these pics.
In regards to coloradopu's set thread question Yes, I am interested I just need some time to get my feet under me here--more pics. . .more pics
Jun 9th 09 2:04 pm
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Joined: Jun 5th 09 2:14 pm
Location: In front of one kiln or other
Red Bubble Cup--Copper red continues
Hi ho and good morning--we had a thunder storm last night but all is beauty now. Thank you for the drop in geekgirl and geeber1. Love your little monkeys geeber. Would like to hear the story.
Geekgirl I love your eye and am in awe of your camera work. (if you have any constructive crit for she who has limited camera--feel free to send them my way)
I am posting one of my favorites to drink tea (and that other hot beverage which shall remained un-named) from this one. Love the way it cradles in my hand & how it keeps things warm.
I call this kind my bubble cup. this one is fairly large (12 oz.) by my drinking standards. Personally I like them smaller for frequent refills.
You will find one very much like it with 5 views at the link below
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?li ... d=26150155
Geekgirl I love your eye and am in awe of your camera work. (if you have any constructive crit for she who has limited camera--feel free to send them my way)
I am posting one of my favorites to drink tea (and that other hot beverage which shall remained un-named) from this one. Love the way it cradles in my hand & how it keeps things warm.
I call this kind my bubble cup. this one is fairly large (12 oz.) by my drinking standards. Personally I like them smaller for frequent refills.
You will find one very much like it with 5 views at the link below
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?li ... d=26150155
Jun 10th 09 12:20 pm
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Joined: Jun 5th 09 2:14 pm
Location: In front of one kiln or other
More veiws of Dragonfly Pots
Good morning teachat reader. It is a gray one in Ohio--quite nice actually. It also is a long day for me as there is a gas kiln waiting to be fired today. That usually takes 10 - 12 hours so I will post and run.
I bring you a couple more views of one of my dragonfly teapots.
This one holds 24 ounces and is listed on my Etsy site where you will find more views.
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?li ... d=23890947
Next post from Little pig: Dragonfly tea cup
I bring you a couple more views of one of my dragonfly teapots.
This one holds 24 ounces and is listed on my Etsy site where you will find more views.
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?li ... d=23890947
Next post from Little pig: Dragonfly tea cup
Jun 11th 09 12:53 am
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Thanks for the drop in
Howdy Bonjiri
thank you for the drop in and compliments
aloha ( or should I have put aloha first?)
thank you for the drop in and compliments
aloha ( or should I have put aloha first?)