Tuesday 4 March 2014

Shriven


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  1. Another fine example of clean lines and beauty of the wood & craftsmanship going hand in hand.
    Back to business though... So - how much one of these objects of art would cost then? :)

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    1. Thanks Piotr, I'm still working on it. Watch this space...

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  2. I love the exquisite upturn to the bowl of this spoon. I thought yesterday's was my favorite, but now this one is.

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  3. Ya, I oughta get a first-year Bowker Spoon before gentrification prices me out of the market, or you get clever and ebay them. :D

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    1. Maybe that's the answer. Let the market decide.

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  4. That's a perfect lip on that spoon! Beautiful wood grain too. My wood block is taking forever to sculpt. Super dense wood and not as visually interesting as your spoons since the wood grain isn't that visible. Ah, but shall see what I can make of it :)

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    1. If you can come by a fresh-cut, straight grained piece of the maple (acer) family, you could do worse than cut your teeth on some green wood carving first. Who knows?

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