Showing posts with label Wooden Spoons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wooden Spoons. Show all posts

Monday, 26 November 2018

Archives of the last 2 years part 1

First off last year sad times happened my hachet's handle broke, as a result I ended up replacing her with a bit Of Osage, Bertha is true beauty now!

Then I proceeded to make a skateboard for a friend 

 I must Admit painting this badboi was the funnest part of it all

 That's the last skateboard I'll be making for  a while though

Thursday, 4 October 2018

I'm back

So it might have been 2 years since my last post here but I haven't been idle believe me.
I'm doing a craft fair tomorrow in Okehampton selling some spoons with some new stock.




Wednesday, 17 August 2016

Sidmouth folk festival spoons.

In true retrospective fashion, i'm uploading pictures of some spoons which have now sold, some of which last year, I will from now on try to be a bit more pro-active and post pictures of spoons for sale.
Below  Sidmouth folk festival 2015 spoons, from right to left:
Strawberry tree x2(Arbutus unedo)
Cherry x1 (Prunus avium)
White mulberry x2 (Morus alba)
Mango x 4 (Mangifera indica)
Ash x1 (Fraxinus excelsior)
Linden x1 (Tilia x europea)
Tulip tree x1 (Lyriodendron tulipifera)
Roble beech x1 (Nothofagus obliqua)
Grey poplar x 1 (Populus x canescens)
Spalted magnolia x1 (Magnolia 'Exmouth')
Beech jam spoon x1 (Fagus sylvatica)
Red mulberry x 1 (Morus rubra)
Black mulberry x 10 (Morus nigra)
Walnut spatula and spoon (Juglans regia)





 Below a plank of Elm donated to me by my friend Leo:


 Below Sidmouth folk festival 2016 spoons/spatulas.
Top to bottom:
Elm x 1 (Ulmus spp.)
Ash x 2
Mango x 3
Wild plum x 1 (Prunus spp.)
Black mulberry x 3
Walnut x 2
NEW Osage orange x 3 (Maclura pomifera)




 Golden oldie below sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa)

 Eggladle!


 above and below a large spoon made of the aforementioned elm plank.

 Mango teaspoon
Spalted red mulberry spatula










 below some beech utensils, spoon and left handed micro spatula


 yet again more red mulberry

If you have any questions or want some comision work done drop me a line in the comments below.
Now to make more stock.

Wednesday, 29 January 2014

Mulberry spoon gifts.

I made these two spoons for my cousin and aunt respectively I'm damn proud of them and look forward to making more soon.


 Black mulberry (Morus nigra)