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Old 12-09-2008, 12:54 PM
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Hi all, I call this spoon a holiday spoon because I think it could be fore Christmas or Easter. It is 8x3" made from butternut and finished with waterbased poly, and feed &wax. comments welcome.

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Beautiful!! Yes it could be for both Holidays. Its so rich looking.. love it.
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Hi Feb,

Nice design and carving on your spoon.
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nice spoon feb, good work

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A nice one Feb and love the grain in butternut.
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Nice spoon Feb, would butternut be good for a usable spoon if it was oiled properly? I have a large piece here and am planning on trying some spoons after Xmas is over.
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Old 12-10-2008, 06:54 AM
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Very creative and a nice idea to make it part of a holiday theme, very nice job. Bill
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Great work. A treasure for sure!

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Very nice spoon, I really like the style of the ribbon.
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Old 12-10-2008, 11:59 AM
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Thanks all for your kind cimments. I'm not sure what to put on it but it would be good. I know to water proof itthey use gel varnish and minerial spirits, but that doesn't sound good for an eating spoon.

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