How to Make a Teapot cake:
http://tinyurl.com/5b6feg
http://tinyurl.com/6cj3m5
http://tinyurl.com/5u7nek
http://tinyurl.com/5ltb8p
Teapot cake video:
http://tinyurl.com/66wxda
Tea Table gift cake:
http://tinyurl.com/5clq6t
Some teapot cake ideas:
http://tinyurl.com/5h4s2b
HTH
I actually just did one of these about a month ago. I used a small oven safe bowl for the top and a 6" bottom. The lid and spout were made from RKT. The handle was fondant. There is a pic of in my photos, if you are interested in seeing it. Good luck!
What a great tea pot. I love that.
knel, I LOVE your teapot! The RKT idea would be perfect... I did gumpaste for the spout/handle on my 1st teapot cake and the spout kept falling off cus it was so heavy 
I'll definitely use RKT next chance I get.
Mel Mc.
I made mine to look like a tea set my mil had given me, I made a 2 layer 6" cake for the teapot, a cupcake for the teacup and then candy clay for the accessories. lol-I forgot until I had just finished the cake that I wanted to make steam curls, had to whip them up real quick and they hardened while I cleaned up a bit 
I used lollipop sticks to keep everything sticking into the cake and toothpicks for the teacup handle.
http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1211574
Thank you! You know you're the first person to notice that? 
Lindy Smith has a book "Decorate the Cake" with a teapot cake complete with instructions.
I made a teapot cake (see in my photos). I made the teapot out of styrofoam, covered it with fondant, and placed it on a round one tier cake (sort of like a table). I think the mother was relieved that it was easy to cut & serve. The b-day girl also got something to keep.
LUNDI, I really recommend looking at some pictures of real teapots. Look at the last link that JanH gave. In order for a teapot to look "real" the design of the spout needs to look like it could really pour. The spout starts out quite wide and near the bottom, then thins as it swoops up nearly to the top. It is designed so you could pour out most of the contents without turning it up so far. Most spouts I see on cakes are way too small and too high up on the side. Good Luck, I know you will do a great job.
Dynee those are amazing teapots!! Great shapes!! I've been looking and looking but Jacques Pastries took his teapot cake off the site (). It was an amazing cake made from an 8 inch round and done in buttercream with gumpaste handle and spout. If anyone remembers that cake (with the pink roses) and I'd love to see it again. I'm thinking this cake was inspired by that one: http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=178603
Dynee those are amazing teapots!! Great shapes!! I've been looking and looking but Jacques Pastries took his teapot cake off the site (
). It was an amazing cake made from an 8 inch round and done in buttercream with gumpaste handle and spout. If anyone remembers that cake (with the pink roses) and I'd love to see it again. I'm thinking this cake was inspired by that one: http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=178603
I can't even get the site to open for Jacques!
Try this link: http://www.jacquespastries.com/index2.php
Thanks for the great links. I want to make a teapot cake so bad now!
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