| Project by CodyM | posted 378 days ago | 973 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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These spatulas and spoon were all made with green wood that I purchased from a firewood supplier. Picture #1 is of all I have carved to date. Picture #2 is a small apple wood spatula turned on my lathe. Picture #3 is two cherry spatulas split, axed, knifed while still green. Picture #4 is two turned cherry spatulas. Picture #5 is my first spoon made, very rough looking, alot more difficult than I anticipated. Also a butter knife, both from cherry. Picture #6 all together again with paper (8” x 11”) for size comparison.
-- Cody - Salt Lake City, UT
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jaykaypur
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#1 posted 377 days ago
Nice work. You did a GREAT job on the very first spoon you made. I also like the butter knife. Good work.
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Kevin
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#2 posted 377 days ago
Wow, you have a great talent for these. They look great.
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RichardMu
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#3 posted 377 days ago
I’ve tried to carve spoons before, with no luck. Yours turned out great.
-- You will never build it unless you try. The second one always turns out better.
Jeffrey Alexander
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#4 posted 377 days ago
Nice folk art pieces! I still cook outside whenever I can, and wooden tools are the greatest…!
-- "--Build Beauty to leave to those who appreciated it , not to ungrateful kids..."
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#5 posted 376 days ago
Great carvings.
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
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