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Hand-made wooden spoons crafted using traditional tools and techniques

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  • 2017 Taproot Magazine Issue 24: REST
    Contributed the tutorial “Carving a Kitchen Spoon from Green Wood”, with photos by Rachel Wolf.
  • www.woodenspooncarving.com 
    Interview October, 2018
  • Times/Argus photo 8/3/2018
    Making spoons in front of City Hall, Montpelier

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Hanging out demonstrating at Marsh Billings Rockefeller National Park in Woodstock, VT today! Lots of cool activities going on here today and the weather is fine!
Some finish work in progress...about 17 things to go before bed... coffee time!
YARG! EYEGLASSES!!
This is my first full-sized wooden cup, yellow birch, now all finished. I've been so inspired by those of you I follow on Instagram and all of the beautiful things you all make. Thank you for sharing your work, your kindness and your passion for creating from all over the world🙏! This yellow birch has such beautiful color and grain, and no doubt my funny handle makes it look like a fish. Really fun to make!
Paper birch on top with the brown dashes in the grain, and yellow birch on the bottom with clear grain. Goodnight spoonmakers of the world...
Yellow birch, time for tea
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