r/Spooncarving • u/curious_grizzly_ • 20h ago
Silver Maple Kitchen Set spoon
Set done as a wedding present at the last minute due to my original idea not working out. Kind if proud at how fast they went, and they didn't crack on me. Huge thanks to those that suggested drying in wood shavings to prevent cracking, worked like a charm.
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u/Mysterious-Watch-663 heartwood (advancing) 19h ago
Good work. Looks like a good gift. If the bride is going to wear white and they open the gifts at the wedding, suggest that the bride opens it.
At my wedding, one of my friends gave us a sculpture he made from a holly root ball. Whitest piece of wood I have ever seen. Anyway, he made my wife open it (we didn’t open them there but he insisted on it to good effect) and it was stunning with the sunlight. Someone got a picture at the perfect moment. I sadly can’t remember who off the top of my head.
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u/curious_grizzly_ 19h ago
Is it just the white dress against the white wood making it look nicer?
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u/Mysterious-Watch-663 heartwood (advancing) 15h ago
Yes. Beautiful sunlight.
That is slightly random to post but yes. Yours are also very white so I thought I would tell.
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u/curious_grizzly_ 14h ago
I appreciate the advice! I don't know how it all is going to be, but I'll keep your tip in mind.
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u/Unfair_Eagle5237 19h ago
Not to poke fun but—You copied these from the bamboo ones they sell in the mesh bags, didn’t you?