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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving
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Wednesday, 15 February 2012
Birch serving spoons.
These serving spoons are made from Birch wood.
I made these spoons for use in the kitchen at home.
They are very strong and the shape of the bowl helps get into the corners of the pan.
I also have a ladle from Willow drying out at the moment.
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Gorges Smythe
15 February 2012 17:00
They should be handy to have around.
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They should be handy to have around.
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