one last spoon picture, this is a ladle made of plum. again its made from the junction of branch and trunk so that the grain runs down the handle and round the bowl. See the sapwood showing on the sides of the handle and tooled finish no sandpaper.
plum ladle
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You could do to make the images a bit smaller - I have to scroll to see them. Great spoons though! 
Oh, to scroll just click your mouse just under the picture, in the white area, then slide it to the right. The screen will scroll over to the rest of the picture.
sorry about the picture size I am going to have another go at putting smaller versions up..apologies if they are still big...I am better with knife and axe than computer.
and I would also like to say I make these as a joint project with my wife Nicola......I rough carve them and she finishes them refining the form and giving them that wonderful tooled finish (no sandpaper) so in fact what you see is her knife cuts not mine. here she is on the left carving whilst camping in Wales 2005.
and I would also like to say I make these as a joint project with my wife Nicola......I rough carve them and she finishes them refining the form and giving them that wonderful tooled finish (no sandpaper) so in fact what you see is her knife cuts not mine. here she is on the left carving whilst camping in Wales 2005.
Oh, you poor man, there is nowhere to hide, is there
Big brother is watching you Welcome, Doctor Spoon
I'm off t'pub now so you're safe for a bit ...
then you'll have to go back to the T4 forum
cheers!
then you'll have to go back to the T4 forum
cheers!
