 | The First AttemptsWhen I decided I wanted to take up carving again, this is what resulted. A tablespoon, teaspoon measurement from basswood. Not the most durable, but good for practice and fun for showing off :) |
 | two more spoons, the top two from my little blocks of wood |
 | Soup Spoons |
 | Walnut SpoonsI just finished two walnut spoons that I have been working on for a while. The top one is made from the same shape spoon blank as the eating spoons. The other is a short handled mixing spoon. |
 | Black and White |
 | Blue and spoons |
 | Teeny Tiny SpoonsThese are the two spoons I made before I bought nicer knives and stronger wood. They are really not useful in everyday use, but they were helpful to me in practicing making spoons |
 | “Before” Black Walnut Mixing SpoonI love the process of spoon making. Taking a rought piece of wood and turning it into something beautiful. |
 | “After” Black Walnut Mixing SpoonThis it the beautiful that resulted. |
 | Walnut and Maple |
 | Green Jar |
 | Wood Background |
 | Grass Background |
 | Strawberry Jam |
 | Strawberries |
 | Works in Progress |
 | First Zig-Zag Spoon |
 | Spiral Handled Salad Spoon |
 | Red, White, and Black |
 | Companions |
 | Variety |
 | Blackberry Jar |
 | Blackberries |
 | Different WoodsFrom left to right: a very dark Black Walnut, a lighter black walnut, two padauk, Maple and Cherry. |
 | First Christmas Ornaments |
 | Oven Rack Pulls |
 | Walnut Mixing Spoons |
 | Cherry Mixing Spoons |
 | Salad Set |
 | Bowl of Baby Spoons |
 | Baby Spoons |
 | Soup Spoons |
 | Soup Spoons of Colour |