Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Baby's First Spoon


Babys first spoon hand carved and designed to help Baby's learn to feed themselves. It is about 5 inches long and I have carved it from Hard Maple and applied a natural safe finish of Certified Organic Flax Seed Oil and Orange Wax. A wonderful Baby gift sure, to become a keepsake and family heirloom. I'll be listing more soon in my SHOP and I Happily accept custom orders as well.

Friday, November 10, 2006

Back Scratchers




Coming soon to my etsy shop, just in time for Christmas shopping . The perfect gift for anyone with an itch they can't scratch because they can't reach it. At about 18" long theres no itchy spot it can't reach, Please Do check my SHOP
next week for listings.
*** NOTE *** The one shown in the photo belongs to my Lovley Wife and has been in service for several years now, and I Hand Carve them so no two will ever be identical but it gives you a general idea..

Saturday, October 21, 2006

Travel Mug / Go Cup Spoons




In this day and age it seems folks are always on the go, and going with them is there Coffee and Tea. Hence the creation of the insulated travel mug or go cup. One of the drawbacks of these wonderful creations that keep our favorites drinks hot or cold is that they are quite deep and an average spoon is just to short to properly add and mix our additives of choice. My latest creations and additions to my line of Hand Carved Utensils is the Go Cup Spoon, at 8" in length it easily reaches the botoms of most if not all Travel Mugs. And fear not, if by chance yours is extra deep I Happily accept custom orders and will carve one to any length you specify. Please feel free to visit my Shop where I hope to have some listed for sale within the next few days.

Rosary Pendants



These were a custom order designed by the customer, and an absolute pleasure to create. After a multitude of emails working through the design I think they turned out extremly well. They are Carved from Honduras Mahogany and the rings are Aluminum which I cut and milled from the bottom of an old T Fal frying pan. LOL The best use I've ever gotten out of a T Fal Pan to date.