Spoon Carvers Showcase (open to all)

[tucker1931]

Well it's March 1 and this is the day that all the spoon carvers are gonna show the spoons they've made in the past 3 weeks under The Spoon Challenge Heading. My First pic show the group of spoons I've made including 3 coffee scoops for family.
Cliff









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[tucker1931]

This is the last of my spoons
Cliff

[sccarnes]

cliff,
beautifuly done,
need not to say more,
sam

[Iowa Carver]

Wow, you have become an expert spoon carver buddy! Nice job!

Corey

[Claude]

Here's mine - walnut, finished with a few coats of olive oil. The corners have a different radius: one corner is a 1/4 inch radius, and the other is a 1/2 inch radius, so the spoon can get into the "corner" of pots that have rounded "corners" at the bottom or nearly square "corners".

Claude

[schizoidlogger]

Cliff,
Very nice work. I love the ladle.

[walker]

Ok, here go some of my beginner spoons. All of these were carved out of green apple wood pruned from a neighbors tree. Please excuse my sorry excuse of picture taking......I need a light tent I guess. The first two pictures are of a spoon that is 16" long with a spiral carved handle. The second picture is of various spoons that are 13" long, 15" long and 9 inches long respectively. All of these were done in the last 3 weeks. The spiral handled one I did this past week specially for the challenge. I wanted something different for the challenge so I carved it like a vine had grown wrapped around it.

Steven

[schizoidlogger]

Howdy all. Carved this spoon out of an alder tree blocking the view from my workshop driveway. It has some pin knots but the spoon was just an experiment - never carved a spoon before. It was inspired from when I saw a raven steal an egg from a fish boat a while back.

[kitaye]

All nice looking spoons and scoops.

[Dennis Taylor]

Great spoons Cliff, you have the knack for spoons, those are great, sure family will be happy with the new gift....good work and nice choice of wood....