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I plan on giving away several of my spoons. What I have decided is, to have people guess what kind of wood I used to make this spoon from. I made this spoon not long ago. It is NOT Osage. Not sure how long I will run it before giving the utensils away. The first 3 people with the correct entry wins an Osage spoon. NO cheating. You only get one chance, one guess. And this spoon is Not for sale. I love when you get nice figure in the bowl area. This one will go in my personal collection. The 3 winners will get to choose the utensil of their choice. (except, ladles) Please post them in the comment section. Hope you enjoy…
OK, let the guessing begin, John
-- OsageWare
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EricW
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#1 posted 1536 days ago
seeing how i have almost no experience with identifying wood.. ill take a shot in the dark.
cherry.
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John Gray
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#2 posted 1536 days ago
maple
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hairy
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#3 posted 1536 days ago
Nice work! Mulberry?
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Rob
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#4 posted 1536 days ago
My thought was cherry as well. I have my doubts about it being a common easily recognisable wood though, seeing as it’s a contest and all you’ve probably made it somewhat difficult. But I’ll wager a guess nonetheless.
trifern
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#5 posted 1536 days ago
Great looking spoon. My guess is apple.
Thanks for sharing.
-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
TopamaxSurvivor
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#6 posted 1536 days ago
I’m not good at wood ID, but I’m going cherry too. Very nice work.
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majeagle1
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#7 posted 1536 days ago
Beautiful spoon and lovely choice of wood.
I was also thinking of cherry, or possibly Canarywood…............ but my choice is going to be:
Olivewood
You do great work, can’t wait to see your’e entire process.
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osageman
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#8 posted 1536 days ago
I can’t reveal if anyone is right or wrong since I am giving it to the first 3 people that has the right wood. SO, I guess I will give you a hint; if 3 people guess one certain wood and you don’t hear that there is a winner, then you can eliminate that wood from the choices. When the 3 right choices have been made then I’ll reveal the wood. It probably will be hard because, even the same wood of a species can vary in color.
I’ve posted another blog in the series. It has to do with picking the right wood. The next blog will be on making patterns. John
-- OsageWare
mmh
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#9 posted 1536 days ago
Hmmmmm. Dogwood.
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daltxguy
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#10 posted 1536 days ago
I’m going to guess plum.
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cajunpen
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#11 posted 1536 days ago
Well it is a nice spoon and I’m going to venture the same guess as majeagle1 and say Olivewood
How is the instructional video coming? Anxious to see how it’s done.
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Scott Bryan
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#12 posted 1536 days ago
I will have to add my vote for Olivewood as well.
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firecaster
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#13 posted 1536 days ago
I think hickory.
It is beautiful.
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DavidBethune
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#14 posted 1536 days ago
My guess is you used a “Real Nice Piece of Wood”..lol
Great lookin spoons!
Terry
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#15 posted 1536 days ago
I vote for Apple.
John, I enjoyed talking to you and as soon as I finish the bed I am working on I will attempt a couple of spoons.
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