Some recent spoons

[Dean]

While I wait for a knife cut to heal, I thought i'd upload some recent projects that I have finished.

Thank you for browsing.

Decided to have a mess around with a bit of cut-off, made of Birch and a shade under 15cm.

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Sycamore Spoon

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Another birch racing spoon.

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BCuk Member inspired Kuksa - Birch.

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A old project finally finished. Small Birch Bowl.

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Finnish Design from a world war one trench soldier - Birch. Not full scale as this was made as a referance model only.

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Oak Spoon - First time carving Oak.

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[Mouse040]

Love the kuksa mate shape is really nice

 

[Macaroon]

Beautiful! those are all really good,and I 'specially like the shank on the first one ............thanks for posting these........................atb mac

 

[tartanferret]

Nice work !

 

[The Survivor]

Lovely. Enough to kit out an army (nearly). Good job.

 

[Dean]

Love the kuksa mate shape is really nice

Thank you Mouse, am going to make a larger one soon, well as long as time permits.

Beautiful! those are all really good,and I 'specially like the shank on the first one ............thanks for posting these........................atb mac

Mac this spoon was supposed to a normal small spoon, but it lacked something I decided to pull the flexi cut tools out and have a mess around. When held up to the sun and you can see the support bar through the bowl. I had real fun making this one

Nice work !

Thank you Tartanferret.

Cheers for the kind comments.

 

[Wayne]

Nice carving as always Dean.

Are you doing a spoon workshop at the Moot this year?

 

[Dean]

Nice carving as always Dean.

Are you doing a spoon workshop at the Moot this year?

If they want me to Wayne, though you could teach it this year and I could watch.

 

[Harvestman]

Nice to see someone working oak, as it is notoriously difficult. Did you do those from green wood or seasoned?

 

[Turnstone]

Those spoons are beautiful! And the Kuksa looks great, too!

 

[Dean]

Nice to see someone working oak, as it is notoriously difficult. Did you do those from green wood or seasoned?

Havestman the Oak spoon was carved green and left overnight to dry out then finished the next day, it was difficult as the wood wanted to do it own thing with the knife while I was carving.

Those spoons are beautiful! And the Kuksa looks great, too!

Thank you Turnstone.