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Created by Ann Wood of AnnWoodHandmade.com
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2012/07/paper-mache-teacup-tutoria...
I am VERY happy to announce that registration is finally open for my new, McGreevy Cakes live, online classes!!
I'm really excited about these classes, as I think they are going to be so much fun! One of the classes will be creating a hand-painted sugar teacup like in this picture. Here's a link for more details www.mcgreevycakes.com/workshopsclasses/
I just fall in love when I saw this little teacup...The whole collection of the Wedgwood Cuckoo is so lovely! So i have to save to collect the complete Afternoon tea range....there are four different colours teacups, cakestand, plates and milk and sugar cans..
I'm so inspired to make a matching cupcake or cake!
Here's a set of Teacup Pincushions we've made. As showed by Betz White in Martha Stewart Show. Diy Gifts Studio has created a template so, you could easily make your own. You can read all about it there.
They're made of recycled wool sweaters.
Pattern is "Cara" by Farbenmix.Fabrics are aqua twill,paprika check, and print #1007 all by Fabric Finders. The teacup machine embroidery applique is by www.appliquecafe.com
Teacup by Shawn McGuire (Greenwood Studios on etsy)
This is a delicate little cup, wonderfully shaped, with fantastic purple blue curtain draped over a rich mellow gold
"'Teacups'? What? Outrageous! Speak not to me of your dainty, bourgeois teacups! We have a World Revolution to win here, so let them drink fluid out of their army-surplus canteens!"
"But Comrade Factory Manager! It's been scientifically proven that tea improves worker efficiency! And -- thanks to my industrial design training-- I have created a entirely new, Communist tea-cup! It mimics the decadent ceramic form-factors of yesterday's parlor tea-cups -- although it is made entirely of heavy-gauge industrial steel wire and cheap industrial cast glass. The two basic resources that our People's Republic and our own factory has in plenty!"
"But won't this cheap glass, with its pathetic attempt at female-friendly artistic embossing, simply fall through the cheap steel wire? This wire doesn't even loop around the glass securely."
"Such a failure of its function is scientifically impossible, sir! You see, the glass can indeed *rotate* in the grip of the wire -- which facilitates cleaning! -- yet it cannot get free and fall out, due to the steel wire's tensile strength and elastic modulus. Plus, the combination handle-and-support is simply sheared and bent to proper shape in one single, efficient action."
"Hmmm. It's not a bad conceptual effort, comrade -- quite political! Why, with such rugged, simple materials, we could bury the West in teacups! I'll have your plans forwarded to the Bureau of Utensil Improvement and they'll be in production within five years!"