A few new spoons

[SOAR]

I've not posted on here in a while so I thought that I would show some pics of some recentish work.

Firstly some small sugar spoons from Apple and a spoon from Rhus typhina.

A spoon from Liriodendron tulipifera

The paints were homemade and a bit of an experiment.

there is more info on my blog if you care to take a look.

Cheers.

 

[Shewie]

Cracking work again Simon

 

[persistent king]

very nice mate , very impresive

 

[Smith28]

Real beauts mate, nice work!

 

[dave53]

i like the first one what is its english name?

 

[Kepis]

Rhus typhina = Staghorn Sumac

superb spoons Simon

 

[the interceptor boy]

please can anybody do a tutorial on how do you carve / put a spine on the back of a spoon. eg, where to start, which to hold your spoon, or carving knife for example, if I may I might just copy your sugar spoon. nicely done. cheers the interceptor boy # ie is stag horn sumac poisonous or not?

 

[milius2]

Brilliant, as always !

 

[Baggy]

Very nice work

 

[Volund72]

The Liriodendron tulipifera wood is absolutely beautiful, mate. Fantastic.

 

[diddhi]

nice work, i like them!

 

[bdshim]

very nice they are

 

[woodspirits]

lovely work, especially like the rhus

 

[SOAR]

Thanks for the responses everyone.
The stagshorn wood isn't poisonous its the one with white berrys that is.