And here it is finished - thanks for all the comment about oiling, not oiling, etc. I have oiled it up with flax oil, because I wanted it to look nice.
Geoff
Geoff
The standard Bushcraft cliche - my first spoon
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Well, according on what I have seen here, carve a spoon 
Made from Melia azedarach L, that in Argentina we call "Paraiso" (Paradise).
The whole work was using a Victorinox Rucksak (sorry Frost Mora fans, that brand didn't gete here) and a hot coal to carve the vassel of the spoon, since here is impossible to get a crook knife.
It is hanging outside the window waiting for the boiled lindsay oil to dry.
I hope it doesn't crack!!!
More photos will be soon in my blog (in spanish, but you can look at the photos!)
Cheers!!!
http://www.endif.com.ar/blog.html
Made from Melia azedarach L, that in Argentina we call "Paraiso" (Paradise).
The whole work was using a Victorinox Rucksak (sorry Frost Mora fans, that brand didn't gete here) and a hot coal to carve the vassel of the spoon, since here is impossible to get a crook knife.
It is hanging outside the window waiting for the boiled lindsay oil to dry.
I hope it doesn't crack!!!
More photos will be soon in my blog (in spanish, but you can look at the photos!)
Cheers!!!
http://www.endif.com.ar/blog.html
