Hand carved spoon

Posts about spoon carving written by pfollansbee

Here’s the scoop — this is fun and easy!

Handmade birch wood spoon, wooden eating spoon, soup spoon, wooden tablespoon, carved handle wood kitchen cutlery wooden dinner spoons

Father daughter team. We create functional art interior style pieces using reclaimed steel and wood.

Spoons are cranky. Take a close look at just about any spoon, whatever the material, and you’ll find that the rim of the bowl of the spoon is not in the same plane as the handle. The angle …

In the last blog entry Kenneth detailed how he finishes his Windsor chairs. This one is all about finishing his beautiful wooden spoons. We publish it here as an addendum to our...

Okay…who’s bringing the ice cream?

For beginners, this can be a little overwhelming. You can narrow down your selection with the following sweeping statements. Don’t use softwoods (e.g. pines and spruces), don’t use ring porous species (e.g. oaks and ashes). Of course, you can carve a spoon from any wood but diffuse-porous wood tends

Carving spoons from wood is a great hobby that allows you to create unique utensils that you can use in your own home. Spoons are great pieces to begin with, since they only require a few tools. Once you cut out the basic shape, all you...

A simple woodworking project you can complete in a few hours, and will be useful for a lifetime.

In this hand carved wooden coffee scoop tutorial, I show you how to make a coffee scoop out of walnut. In recent months, I’ve fallen in love with carving and making wooden spoons and scoops. In this tutorial, I’ve set aside all power tools except for the jigsaw. Carving forces you and your hands to...