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How to Draw a Teapot

Want to learn how to draw how to draw a teapot? This tutorial will help you do it in just 32 simple steps, with clear illustrations for each step. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, the steps below are easy to understand and follow.

You just need a pencil, drawing paper, and an eraser — then start drawing step by step!

This lesson includes 4 different ways to draw. Choose the one that suits you best!

Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids

Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids

9 steps

1

Draw the lid

Start by drawing the basic shape of the teapot lid. It looks like a shallow curved dome with a small circle (knob) on top.

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Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids - Draw the lid
2

Draw the lid rim

Below the initial lid shape, draw a narrow, curved rim. This forms the bottom of the lid.

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Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids - Draw the lid rim
3

Draw the teapot body

Draw a large circle or a slightly flattened oval below the bottom of the lid. This forms the main body of the teapot.

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Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids - Draw the teapot body
4

Draw the base

Below the main body, draw a small base that flares out slightly so the teapot can stand.

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Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids - Draw the base
5

Draw the handle

On the left side of the teapot body, draw a handle. It should be a C shape made of two concentric curves.

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Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids - Draw the handle
6

Draw the spout

On the right side of the teapot body, draw the spout. The spout should be slender and curved outward.

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Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids - Draw the spout
7

Add stripes

Draw two horizontal lines across the middle of the teapot body to create a decorative stripe.

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Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids - Add stripes
8

Draw flowers

Inside the middle stripe, draw three small flowers. Each flower should have a circle in the center and five or six simple petals.

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Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids - Draw flowers
9

Color the teapot

The body is green, with a yellow stripe in the middle. The lid and base are pink. The handle and spout are teal/green. The lid rim is orange. The flowers are pink and yellow.

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Step-by-step guide to drawing a teapot for kids - Color the teapot
Draw a Teapot in Simple Steps

Draw a Teapot in Simple Steps

7 steps

1

Draw the Lid of the Teapot

Start by drawing the lid of the teapot. This part will have the shape of a large curved dome with a small, round ring on top, which will be the handle of the lid.

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Draw a Teapot in Simple Steps - Draw the Lid of the Teapot
2

Draw the Base of the Teapot

Below the lid, draw two horizontal lines with slightly rounded ends. This forms the base of the lid.

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Draw a Teapot in Simple Steps - Draw the Base of the Teapot
3

Draw the Body of the Teapot

From the two ends of the base, draw two curved lines going downwards, meeting at a flatter, slightly curved line at the bottom. This creates the main, rounded body of the teapot.

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Draw a Teapot in Simple Steps - Draw the Body of the Teapot
4

Draw the Foot of the Teapot

Below the body of the teapot, draw a short, cylindrical foot. This consists of two horizontal lines connected by two vertical lines, giving the teapot a sturdy base.

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Draw a Teapot in Simple Steps - Draw the Foot of the Teapot
5

Draw the Spout of the Teapot

On the left side of the body, draw the spout. It should have a short, curved shape that slightly widens at the top, resembling a small 'S' curve.

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Draw a Teapot in Simple Steps - Draw the Spout of the Teapot
6

Draw the Handle

On the right side of the teapot body, draw the handle. This will be a classic C-shaped handle, formed by two parallel curves.

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Draw a Teapot in Simple Steps - Draw the Handle
7

Color the Teapot

Finally, color your teapot. In this example, the entire teapot, including the lid, handle, and spout, is colored bright orange-yellow. The outlines remain black.

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Draw a Teapot in Simple Steps - Color the Teapot
Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids

Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids

9 steps

1

Draw the Basic Teapot Lid

Start by drawing the basic shape of the teapot lid. It looks like a curved dome with a small circle (knob) on top.

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Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids - Draw the Basic Teapot Lid
2

Draw the Lid Outline

Below the dome, draw a wide, curved outline. This outline forms the edge where the lid meets the teapot body.

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Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids - Draw the Lid Outline
3

Draw the Teapot Body

Draw a large circle below the lid outline. This creates the main, round body of the teapot.

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Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids - Draw the Teapot Body
4

Draw the Base/Foot

Below the main body, draw a short, wide, curved oval for the base or foot of the teapot.

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Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids - Draw the Base/Foot
5

Draw the Decorative Handle

On the left side of the teapot body, draw a handle. This handle has an elegant C shape with a small swirling or twisting pattern at the bottom.

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Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids - Draw the Decorative Handle
6

Draw Leaves

On the side of the teapot body, near the handle, draw two small, curved leaf shapes.

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Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids - Draw Leaves
7

Draw a Flower

Next to the leaves, draw a large decorative flower. The flower should have a small circle in the center and five or six simple, curved petals.

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Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids - Draw a Flower
8

Draw the Spout

On the right side of the teapot body, draw the spout. The spout has a graceful, curved droplet shape, tapering towards the end with a small opening.

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Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids - Draw the Spout
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Color the Teapot

Finally, color your decorated teapot. In this example, the teapot is light blue with darker blue highlights (lid rim, base, spout), a red flower with a yellow center, and green leaves.

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Beautiful Teapot Drawing Lesson for Kids - Color the Teapot
Simple Way to Draw a Teapot for Kids

Simple Way to Draw a Teapot for Kids

7 steps

1

Draw the Lid

Start by drawing the lid. The lid should have a gently curved dome shape with a round knob or decorative handle on top.

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Simple Way to Draw a Teapot for Kids - Draw the Lid
2

Draw the Teapot Body

Below the lid, draw a large oval or round shape, symmetrical. This is the main body of the teapot.

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Simple Way to Draw a Teapot for Kids - Draw the Teapot Body
3

Add Decorative Flower

In the middle of the teapot body, draw a large flower. The flower should have a circle in the center and five or six simple, rounded petals.

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Simple Way to Draw a Teapot for Kids - Add Decorative Flower
4

Draw the Base/Foot

Below the main body, draw a short, slightly curved line to represent the base or foot of the teapot.

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Simple Way to Draw a Teapot for Kids - Draw the Base/Foot
5

Draw the Spout

On the left side of the teapot body, draw the spout. This is a curved spout, slightly S-shaped and tapering towards the end.

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Simple Way to Draw a Teapot for Kids - Draw the Spout
6

Draw the Handle

On the right side of the teapot body, draw a large, curved handle. The handle should be an open C shape, providing a comfortable grip for the teapot.

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Simple Way to Draw a Teapot for Kids - Draw the Handle
7

Color the Teapot

The body and lid of the teapot are light mint green. The handle, spout, base, and lid knob are a darker green. The petals are pinkish-purple/pink and the flower center is orange.

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Simple Way to Draw a Teapot for Kids - Color the Teapot
▶Drawing tips
  • Draw lightly with a pencil first, then darken the lines when you're satisfied.
  • You don't need to draw exactly like the sample — add your own style!
  • After finishing your drawing, you can color it directly on Tomau.AI to make it more vibrant.

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