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Hello WSS, this is my first post in this subforum....greetings from Richmond,VA!
I got inspired by you guys to carve my first spoon. I tried to ID the leaf via the google and the closest thing I could find was red maple,(can anyone confirm this?).
I used my brand-spanking-new Andrews bushcrafter as well as a Todd Rexford resonance for the bowl and finer bits.
While it was a lot of fun, it became fairly obvious that my spoon was not going to be very functional, so I decided to turn it into more of a "sculpture" and give it to my Father as one of his Christmas gifts
Both knives (esp. the Andrews) worked really well.
Feet are wine corks attached with a little gorilla glue and a small brass screw.
Entire thing covered in multiple coats of amber shellac.
Thanks for looking. Oh yeah...almost forgot, the little balls in the bowl are acorns!
I got inspired by you guys to carve my first spoon. I tried to ID the leaf via the google and the closest thing I could find was red maple,(can anyone confirm this?).

I used my brand-spanking-new Andrews bushcrafter as well as a Todd Rexford resonance for the bowl and finer bits.

While it was a lot of fun, it became fairly obvious that my spoon was not going to be very functional, so I decided to turn it into more of a "sculpture" and give it to my Father as one of his Christmas gifts


Both knives (esp. the Andrews) worked really well.
Feet are wine corks attached with a little gorilla glue and a small brass screw.
Entire thing covered in multiple coats of amber shellac.
Thanks for looking. Oh yeah...almost forgot, the little balls in the bowl are acorns!
