This spoon is a bit special in that I was also able to incorporate the "S" of the customer's last name into the handle. Most letters don't lend themselves to that.
This one was part of a two spoon donation to an auction to help raise funds for church youth trip to Detroit this summer. That's reminds me, I really have to ask the buyer of the other spoon about what she is looking for in her spoon. She made an appointment to talk about it but a school snow-day dashed those plans.
I don't have too much else to say about this one except that I'm glad that it actually worked out. Most of the time Basswood is very forgiving, but the piece that I cut this spoon out of was very fibrous and kept breaking away as I carved. I had quite a time. Thank goodness for sandpaper and polyurethane! It took a lot of sanding to make it smooth.
'Til Next Time...Keep Makin' Chips!
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