How to Draw a Tea Pot easy step by step

How to Draw a Tea Pot with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple drawing for kids and beginners.

Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

Step 1

Start by sketching the main body of the teapot as shown in the example. Give it a straight top with rounded edges and bottom.

Step 2

Drawing of teapot lid and base
At the top of the pot draw a lid. Make its overall shape curved but give it a small flat area at the top (where the knot will be attached).
At the bottom add the base. You can make it narrower as it goes down and create a smooth curve at the bottom similar to the curve for the bottom of the main stem but a bit more curved.

Step 3

Draw the teapot knob
Going up from the small flat spot on the lid, add the knob. Give it a “neck” that is a little narrower at the bottom and then a wider part at the top.

Step 4

Draw the teapot’s snout
Out of one side of the kettle draw the muzzle. Make its overall shape a bit like a wave in that it curves one way and then the other. Also, make it much wider at the base and narrower as it goes up.

Step 5

Draw the teapot line
Opposite the muzzle add a handle. Create an exterior shape similar to an oval drawn at an angle cut into the teapot. Then draw a second similar shape inside the first one. Once completed, you should put all the parts of the teapot in the correct position.
At this stage, confirm that your drawing looks good (make any edits if necessary). Then, trace your lines with a black pen, marker, or simply highlight them with a pencil.

Step 6

Decorate your teapot with a festive flower. First, draw a circle to form the center of the flower. Then, draw curved lines around its edges. Draw a “U” shaped line to enclose the semicircle. These are flower petals.
Draw the flower stem. Extend a curved line below the flower. Then, use curved lines to enclose the leaves, pointed at the ends, on each side of the stem.

Step 7

You can color the teapot any color you like and use any medium you like such as paints, markers, colored pencils