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Old 01-13-2012, 09:47 PM
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What better way to bring in the New Year, then to carve something. I had roughed out the bowl of this spoon some weeks ago. The Blank I had ripped think I would get back into Chip carving. Well New Year's Eve the kids are old enough to do there own thing so I saw that spoon bowl started. So I looked through a few patterns and started sketching. he is what resulted.
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Thats a nice looking spoon. I too spent the evening carving that night. Santas. ha ha

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What a beautiful way to start the new year. The spoon is beautiful--well done, Tom.
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Thats one nice wee spoon Tom and a great way to see in the New Year too
Thanks for sharing

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Well done, Tom. Now do another one!
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Very nice!
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Well done, a great starting point for your year.
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Old 01-15-2012, 01:41 PM
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Nice spoon! What kind of wood is it? I hung out out with my 11 year old grand daughter to bring in the New Year. Everyone else pooped out early! It was fun.
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Very nicely done. I like the size and the design.

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looks good for the start of a new year.Thanks for posting.
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