Spoon Chat | Maryanne McGinn

[@alisonburgess345]

Yes - they're little sculptures alright. Lovely.

[@VJLasorsa]

It would be awesome if you could list the names of the carvers in the description box. A link to their respective websites or shops would also be brilliant. I enjoyed this video very much. I’m a new subscriber

[@SilverPlum]

Agreed. A list would be very helpful.

[@everettehungerford2858]

This is fantastic! More of this please.

[@adityamuley87]

Very nice. I am a small-time tinker and wood worker. I enjoy your work

[@randompunkrockfox6867]

Spoon club very nice job you guys got me into spoon carving I love it I'm using a olive wood branch now I'm from Essex got wood from my grans farm in south Italy ❤:-) 🐺🐾👍

[@dangraeme4000]

Barn you back. Great. Thanks guys.

[@IvarsDayLab]

Nice chat :) Talking about first spoon: I just carved my first kuksa and I almost never used birch before. So before oiling it was white with slightly darker circles. After oiling it become amber yellow colored. So I guess that happened to the spoon.

[@gustavobessoni8301]

Great video!

[@rpullen9028]

Thanks for this, it would be nice if you could show the spoons in profile a bit. Cheers,

[@christophermckinney984]

I can’t quite catch the full name of the woodworker you two are describing while looking at the last spoon…Beth _______? Your descriptions have made me want to look her up and follow her. All of the spoons are great though!

[@SpoonClub]

Hi Christopher - it's Beth Moen - check out her work, it's lovely.

[@aidaainimohammad4072]

Can u create Korean’s spoon dan fork for dinner please 😁

[@ateleskier7066]

Have you noticed, spoon-carving folk all tend to be lovely people you just want to spend time with?

[@GreenerGlens]

I did a little research on Karel Hekrle & I'm pretty sure this handle has been smoked!! Info straight from the man himself.

[@blessed1sj]

Wishing you great success in hopes of improving my limited skills.