Sunday, August 29, 2010
2010 44 Crab apple Tulip
I just love the shape of the tulip flower and it makes a great spoon. I did some basic kelrosing on the handle which is something new to me. I use this technique to add my signature and number. You then rub coffee dust into the slices. Once you oil the spoon the black coffee is locked into the spoon forever.
Status: available $20
2010 - 42 catalpa coffee scoop
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
2010 41 Hackberry holes
A nice user spoon out of Hackberry or a near species. A common tree in Nebrasksa - at least where I live. The holes where an experiement prior to chip carving. I was wanting something more, but this was not exactly it.
Status: Available $20
Thursday, August 12, 2010
2010 - 40 Apple spreader
Wood from a friend
The spreader is a nice first piece for new carvers since it does not require the scooping motion to create the bowl. I try and keep several on hand for demos and to give to people who want to give spoon carving a try.
Status: mine
2010 - 39 Redbud Frog
I had high hopes for Redbud, but it almost too soft, and the color is too similar to Mulberry. The Spoon however turned out aok with a snake and frog on the handle.
Status: Available $30
Sunday, August 8, 2010
2010 38 Walnut Saute
Another piece of walnut firewood. This one has some spalting on the handle. I added a chip carved design. This is a keeper and gets used regulary.
Status: mine
Saturday, August 7, 2010
2010 36 and 37 Sautes
36 - Mulberry saute with small relief carving providing a bit of flair
status: avaiable $20
37 - Cherry saute with small relief carving
status: available $20
Sunday, August 1, 2010
2010 - 36 Maple snake
Small Maple spoon. The natural shape just needed to be revealed and within it hid a small friendly looking snake.
Status: Available $20
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