Showing posts with label scoops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scoops. Show all posts
Thursday, 3 October 2013
New Spoons
Some new spoons for sale. Top row from left: serving spoons in Alder, eating spoons in Sycamore, Beech bent branch spoon. Bowl is from the stump of a garden rose, scoop to right is apple, and the other scoops are all hawthorn spalted and aged.
Monday, 17 June 2013
A few recent spoons
Some new scoops and caddy spoons which will be available at the next Made in Shropshire craft fair on Saturday 13th July 2013. All made from very local woods using only simple hand tools. You are very welcome to come and see spoons being made at the fair every second Saturday of the month in The Market Square Shrewsbury. I will be at a family wedding on 10th August so will miss that one but all the rest up to Christmas are already booked.
Labels:
caddy spoons,
damson,
gifts,
hawthorn,
scoops,
spalted hawthorn,
spoons,
wood
Saturday, 4 May 2013
A Stirring of Spoons.
I've just had to decide which single spoon to choose from this pile for the first International Secret Spoon Swap.
The names have been randomly drawn and I now know who to send it to. It is all ready packed to go as soon as the post office opens again after the bank holiday. It is a secret so we will have to wait until the person receiving the spoon shows it on facebook. No idea who is sending me one so will just have to wait. It could be anyone from a pro carver to a first timer so it may be expertly finished or bathed in blood! Either way a lot of effort and care will have gone into the making of it so a special spoon is guaranteed.
The title 'a stirring of spoons' is my contribution to the ongoing debate about what should be the collective noun for spoons.
The names have been randomly drawn and I now know who to send it to. It is all ready packed to go as soon as the post office opens again after the bank holiday. It is a secret so we will have to wait until the person receiving the spoon shows it on facebook. No idea who is sending me one so will just have to wait. It could be anyone from a pro carver to a first timer so it may be expertly finished or bathed in blood! Either way a lot of effort and care will have gone into the making of it so a special spoon is guaranteed.
The title 'a stirring of spoons' is my contribution to the ongoing debate about what should be the collective noun for spoons.
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