Speaking of spoon carving
#10
This is one I carved a number of years ago...It is nine inches long...I have posted it before...I got the idea from one very similar spoon that I saw in an antique mall in Maine, IIRC and I made a sketch of it. ...I don't know about you but,I'll take ideas wherever I find them ...It has what I call a "crank neck" on it, which is useful for dipping soup out of a bowl if you choose to use it for that..I think it would look better if it were carved in olive wood.



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#11
Nice!
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#12
That's beautiful!

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#13
The spoon part looks like a leaf. Very attractive indeed. Jack, is there anything that you don't do- and do right??
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#14
Nice job, Jack! I think the crank neck makes it a patternmaker's spoon. I like it!
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#15
Careful with that thing, you'll put yer eye out.....

Nice spoon Jack
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Jack, is there anything that you don't do- and do right??





Thanks Joe..I wish that were the case!!!!
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#17
Sweet spoon
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#18
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I think the crank neck makes it a patternmaker's spoon




Hey...good point, Hank!!!!
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