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Part 2: The Cap It's now time to draw the next of 4 parts that make up the entire teapot: the cap at the top. This is done with exactly the same tool, the Lathe creation tool. Draw just one curve along the side above the main body:  As soon as you release it, the same shape as before appears.  And once againg, just making this object a local symmetry will finish the job, set aside perhaps from a little fine tuning and reshaping with Widgit Move as before.  If you haven't saved your project yet so far, it's a good idea to do so now, especially if you like your results so far.  Oh, we saved ours, you're welcome to grab a copy, download the Curvy file here: teapot_saved1.cvy (40.1 KB)  If the cap is too high, you can use the Move tool to reposition it. Play with it a little, and also the adjacent Rotate tool. next: The Spout |
| Teapot |
| The Body |
| The Cap |
| The Spout |
| The Handle |
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