Another Day in Penrhyn Castle
…looking forward to his coming back. Don’t know if you remember but John entered a rocking chair in a furniture making competition a year or so ago and took second…
…looking forward to his coming back. Don’t know if you remember but John entered a rocking chair in a furniture making competition a year or so ago and took second…
Today I want to take two generally divided worlds of spoon making and unite them. Instead of seeing the axe-cut knife-cut spoon making as a splinter group from the world…
…ever-shifting culture to pave a way to betterment. My reasons too have changed. As a perpetual maker, I began to shift, not from making but to expand in my making…
…a one off task to make just one spoon or whether you will continue making spoons to incorporate them into your worklife as a craftsman or woman. It’s unfortunate if…
The recent blog I did on making spoons at the bench hybridising woodcraft with bench-craft is now watchable on YouTube. I enjoyed doing this video and the previous one on…
…Penrhyn Castle—things like spoons and oak clocks, painted boxes, cutting boards and such. We’ll make furniture and sell off some of the projects we made for the films as well…
…mostly about making something called gypsy flowers, dozens upon dozens of knife-carved wooden spoons and spatulas that seem to take a very long time to make and whimsical things I…
…wanted to save them for fear such workmanship by a man might be lost to us. Whereas companies mass-make often unbeatable wooden spoons from solid beech that are well shaped,…
…cavities made from laurel for birds to occupy in Herefordshire and I made 2 more spoons for the commission I have for the 35 spoons to be shipped next month…
This week I must finish off the order for 35 wooden spoons for the USA. I decided to make them from scraps; fire wood or recycled wood from a safe…