Couple of cooking spoons in Ash, carved octagonal handles and heavily tooled bowls, just for a change, ten pence piece for scale.
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Yup, carved in green timber, although i have carved seasoned before, it's a bit of a challenge lol.Gorgeous.
Really tidy lines and a useful- looking, elegant shape. I'm guessing the timber was green?
Did you use a spoon knife or adze for the bowls? Mind you, it would be a small adze.
Very nice.Yup, carved in green timber, although i have carved seasoned before, it's a bit of a challenge lol.
Just my Ben Orford spoon knife used to carve the bowl, i do have a very small adze though, but not used on this occasion, i put some pics of it up way back when in this post https://bushcraftuk.com/community/threads/small-adze.107251/post-1335626
Just Bens regular spoon knife, normal curve, the larger of these twoVery nice.
Shallow curve on the spoon knife?
Sadly your blacksmith has retired. It looks ideal.
I'm sure Dave Budd could hook me up when funds allow. They're probably a bugger to forge.
I tries me bestNice lines on those spoons, and amazing precision on the width of the rims!