Thanks to all who have responded to the spoon project. I appreciate it.I finally got around to shooting some spoons that I have in a basket here. Several of you have written worrying that you “missed” the spoons sales. I continue to carve spoons all the time, in spare time. Not much of that lately, with first grade having started, and the tool sale I have been running on the blog as well. But there’s more coming after these. Follow the link, http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/spoons-for-sale-september/ or go to the spoon page on the top banner of the blog’s front page. Email me with any questions. If you want to purchase one of these spoons, just fill out a comment, or send an email. they both get to the same place.
spoon # 39 bowl
If for any reason, anyone is ever unhappy with their spoons from me, I’ll gladly take them back & refund your money. No questions, no hassles. These are for fun, so I don’t want any problems. I can always house more spoons here…
All of them are finished with food-grade flax oil. If you prefer another finish, email me and we can look into a spoon to suit.
September 17, 2012 at 9:45 am
Peter,
I hope I didn’t miss out so if still available;
No.31 if not available, since in my book weird is good No.36 & 37 if already sold, well I guess I’m out of luck and will wait till next time.
Thank you,
Michael
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September 17, 2012 at 10:17 am
Hi Peter, A quick question when you have time regarding spoon making. Have you ever worked with Black Locust? I realize that fruitwoods are the best way to go. I recently have some fresh cut from my yard, it cuts and carves like a champ but not so sure if it is ok for food wooden ware? Or if it will hold well over time in and out of water, etc. Thanks for your time and your great spoon work!
September 17, 2012 at 8:29 pm
#39 is awesome! A friend recently started spoon carving, and I’m anxious to give it a try, as well.
September 17, 2012 at 8:31 pm
I should add they’re all awesome!