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That is a very handsome spoon! Apple wood looks lovely, and there are some very clean lines on that.

Top quality work, as always!

Nice work! Is there a danger that the steam bent tines might straighten out in time, especially if the fork is immersed in liquid?

The first one could be a cricket bat for a person of small stature! Nice work. I have had mixed results with willow cookware, sometimes getting some grain tearout and such, but the successes make for delightful lightweight spoons.

Nice lines on those spoons, and amazing precision on the width of the rims!

Plenty of character there, nice work! What finish did you use on it?

Superb! I wish I was as talented as you are.

It's a traditional Scottish stick for stirring porridge.

Nice! I love a good spurtle.

Superb!

I carry the Lifeventure tick tweezers, which in addition to removing ticks can also double as splinter removers. I've had to use them on myself a couple of times, but mostly used them on the dog. I like them because they are metal, and I can grab the removed tick tightly whilst I burn it...

Simple, yet elegant! You are really rather good at this carving lark.

Superb!

Nice! If you squint a bit, the woodgrain on the blade looks like Damascus!

Superb!

One of the YouTube woodworkers that I watch is Rex Krueger, and in a video of his he used a tiny drawknife to shape the tenons on the ends of some stool legs. Apparently the drawknife was the Gramercy Tools Spoonmaker's Drawknife. It was based on a Saxon era tool, and I really wanted one...

goodjob Excellent! Good to see something different, as mostly we see beardy ones.

Very impressive!

Quality spoonage! Clean lines and a superb finish - par for the course for your spoons.

Nice! Your carvings always look so clean and flawless.