i had a shard of ash that had ripped off a branch in the gales,its been sat in the back of my van a while now and to honest i was going to bin it but i was chopping logs and kindling at work today and thought it would be rude not to carve something so i faced it up and an egg flipper was staring back at me,it had dried out a bit as it was quite thin but was still easy to work...thanks for looking..kev
Nice work, I like the gentle sweep of the handle or is that just an optical conclusion due to camera angle?
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Rob.
That looks great. Well done!
cheers chaps,yes there is a sweep on the handle,i think they look better than just straight...atb kev
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Much better than the store-bought ones made of plastic, which melt in the frying pan...
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definatly..i gonna make a few more as there is a craft fair in oct and nov and i'm going to see about getting a stall,should do ok so close to xmas.
there has been some lime trees limbed around the corner from me and looks like some usable pieces of timber left so hopefully should get half a dozen or so flippers and spoons out of them,i'll go foraging later and try my new laplander out...atb kev
loik that :0)
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