paint your own tea set
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Yes, the pices are white and you use the includes paint to decorate the set any way you eould like.
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Hi Jen:I wish I could help you. I buy a lot of tea sets as gifts for little girls and I don't know for certain if this one pours. I do know it's very cute! Happy holidays. Tia
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They should work well unless the spout of the tea pot is very small. The tufts of cotton on the end will help with the cleaning.Those tufts on the ends of the brushes are very soft. Tea is hard to remove so you may need a vinegar soak now and then.
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I really enjoy my teapot and cups. I have experienced minor paint chipping on the cups, but no problems with the enamel - I am guessing my issues come from storing my set on top of the refridgerator where there is constant heat. No issues with taste.
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Yes it doesn't have to be homemade. So of the colors you will have to use a little bit more color to get the color on the box
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Very. As long as you keep the teapot dry, it will stay black and lovely. If you leave the outside or the rim damp, rust spots can appear, but they come off easily enough. Don't leave the outside damp. It's completely unfinished, unlike the inside.
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I'm not sure I bought the tea set as a gift for my niece. Sorry I can't help!
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It's suitable if you just want to look at it or pretend that there is "tea" in the cups/tea pot. Not suitable for play as the cups are too small to hold a large amount of liquid and always need refilling and the teapot pours water everywhere so we usually use another vessel or just keep a large roll of paper towel on hand. The tea set is very cute for looks and hence why I bought it but it does break quite easily if you were to drop it in a hard surface(ei. Travertine tile, etc). I hope this answers your question! :)
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Yes, they have a large selection of tea k-cups. I don't think its possible to just use the hot water and your own tea bag, though.
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Yes, I believe all of the Dimensions Paintworks painting require some blending...but that's part of the fun...just purchase some empty pots for mixing colors. Have fun!!
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Definitely. In fact you realize you usually use too much tea with traditional teapots (and waste). You can easily run a second batch. Just add half a spon on top.
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Contact us when you have decided. We can send you the design before we start to paint.Best regards,linnshop.art.kunst
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You can buy replacement half pans of the missing color, or you could buy that same color in tube form and make your own cake watercolors. To do this put the color in the empty pan and let it dry out. To use just add water and paint. Everytime the color runs out you can add more from the tube. If you paint a lot this may be more cost friendly. Tube watercolors are also easier on your brushes. Personally, I prefer the tube version as I find the watercolors stronger in pigment, more concentrated than the pan versions. I need to use less of it to get strong solutions versus the pans. Hope this helps.
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Flower heads, lots of petals, some stems. Same thing you would use to make tea.
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Sorry, I am not using the set for Sake, I have no wish to clean said items inmicrowave or dishwasher. My cleaning involves warm soap and water, sincemy use is limited to watercolor painting.
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i have two of these teapots. i only use them as a decoration on my cabinets and they look very pretty. i do not give them any other use. sorry that i can not help you with more information.
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OMG you NEVER put porcelain on the burner!! Proper method is to boil good water and then pour around a half cup of hot water into the pot to warm it and clear any debris. Then measure around 1 tsp of bulk tea for each 6 oz tea cup - in this case for a 6 cup pot - around two table spoons or one oz. Then pot fill with boiling water, stir briefly once to get it started, and steep for at least ten minutes. Use a "tea cozy" to keep the pot warm at the table, and a tea sieve to strain out bits of tea leaf when pouring into cups. This pot is a "fancy" and not intended for everyday use. But at a mini "high tea" though, the grand kids love it. It also works with a group of friends over to play cards! TIP: with good teas you can get at least one, maybe two, extra good pots using same tea leaves! just refill w/boiling water.