Caleb

I think compared to my original idea everything turned out about how I wanted. I had planned a second antler but last minute my whole teapot kinda broke so I had to make some fast fixes. The ears were a problem too so those didn't turn which is on reason there not in the picture there. The basic idea was about the same though. The biggest problem was the tea pot got to wet and completely fell apart at the base of the spout! I managed to fix it but it cost me a lot of time and is the main reason I didn't get the final product I wanted. I was just lucky I was able to smooth the cracks and plug them up. The tea box on the other hand went fairly smoothly once I got off the computer but arranging things on the computer was difficult because things didn't always work the way they were supposed to. And the bottom was hard to get to stay on. I think the best part of my tea pot was probably the idea its self. I like how it turned out in that aspect, It all kinda flowed together. If I was given the chance to do it over again I would do my best to keep it from getting to dry or to wet and falling apart so I would have enough time to get down the details. And I am probably going to give it to my mom to use. Kind of as a present



My reason for creating this pinwheel is to show people that peace can grow any were. We just have to take the chance and plant the seed. The theme of mine is as you’ve guessed that peace can grow any were if you just give it a chance. To represent this I drew peace flowers and a giant peace tree growing through the harshest blizzard.

I didn’t have really any problems with making my pinwheel because the design was fairly simple. Since I did this last year I decided to keep it simple so didn’t have restart over and over again like last year and I could stay with in the time frame.

I don’t think I would do any thing differently because my pinwheel turned out good and I finished on time. I want to get started on the new stuff!