I had some nice spalted Alder and a very nice Rhododendron branch with a fantastic crook,The Rhododendron is from a job we have been working on and is crying out for a big spoon.
I managed to get the two done in a couple of hours but the Rhododendron is still very wet so needs to dry out.
This is the spalted Alder serving spoon which is 250mm long.
I'll get a few pics when I've finished the Rhododendron spoon.
Simon, I'd like to see pics of progress; rough blank to finished spoon
ReplyDeleteHi have to agree, each spoon maker has their own slant. Your carving is so good it would be great to see the whole process - if you've got the time.
ReplyDeleteI'll see if I can either get a video or pics done of how I carve a spoon when I get the time for you, I'll post it up on here when its done.
ReplyDeleteThank you, we'll all appreciate it when posted
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