A very recently carved ladle. Mulberry is unique in the yellow color. Sometimes you get black streaks that give it a bumblebee look. This spoon has a chip carved rim.
Status: Available ($40)
Saturday, May 29, 2010
2010-02 Boxelder
This is one of my favorites. A Boxelder spoon from MN. This was carved the summer of 2009. Once I document my current collection everything will be date driven, but I need to catch up.
Status: Personal Collection
Status: Personal Collection
2010-01 Ash Ladle
Although there are a few spoons before this one, this is the first spoon where I had that moment. This spoon is carved from an Ash tree branch found in my yard in the fall of 2005.
Status: Personal Collection
Status: Personal Collection
Thursday, May 27, 2010
rod termaat - spoon carver
I have been needing a better avenue to document the spoons and ladles that I carve. I have tried several different methods, but none has worked over the long term. This blog will be simple. I will photo each and every spoon that I carve and label it with a number. Each spoon will be either available, or already spoken for. I have carved at least 100 spoons each year for the last 5 years. It has gotten so that I can not longer remember many of the spoons I have carved and sold. Some will be elegant and others just users, but at least some record will persist. rod
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