2 spoons

[NoName]

nice slow grown birch with redish core
very lovely wood indeed

not sanded, just carved and linseed oil

 

[Archie Playdon]

was the birch easy to work with?

 

[Tonyuk]

Very nice looking!

Tonyuk

 

[NoName]

Thank you
Yes was great and easy to work with. Less rippy as normal birch. More fibers I guess.

 

[forginhill]

Both gorgeous. Love the grain. The design looks attractive and useful. First rate spoons!

 

[NoName]

thank you so much

 

[Dean]

Great looking spoons you got there Mors, the colouration of the grain is a nice focal point on them.

 

[crosslandkelly]

Nice work Mors.

 

[NoName]

Thank you folks !

 

[Alexlft]

Great looking spoons, Mors! I love carving, but I have only carved a few cooking utensils, and none of them turned out great Would love to spend an entire weekend sometime. Put some real practice in, and perhaps see the quality improve a bit.

 

[NoName]

thanks Alex,
yeah practise really makes the difference
I do not consider myself good, but like to do it, and then one evolves. But these spoons are nowwhere near lets say Jogge Sundqvist or other real wood carvers.
But I do not carve so much and long

 

[greencloud]

I want to try carving but don't have a spoon knife, or even a proper woodcarving knife. I guess its another entry on the list - make myself some carving tools.
Maybe I'll keep an eye out for some suitable wood and try a cheeky spatula first!!

Nicely done on those, Mors. I like the unsanded finish.

 

[NoName]

Thanks !
The Mora 107 and a Mora spoon knife, total 30 quit are nice n affordable carvers.