 As I review the functionality of my utensils, I frequently find designs to improve upon what I already created. The "Fantastic Flipper" is one of those designs that I often wanted to visit again and change up a little. In an effort to improve my design and "brand" I've decided to make the inlay accent a part of my overall feature of my collection. I will be re-creating a few designs to be lefty or righty utensils while at the same time adding a much needed and requested contrasting inlay to the design. I'll be starting with the circle inlay plug with contrasting wood in left or right handed, then I'll be moving onto more intricate inlay...maybe waves in contrasting wood, or maybe something unexpected. Stay tuned. There's more to come from the studio in the months to come.
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 Learn Spoon Carving Spoon carving class schedule is available for 2018! Classes fill fast so register early! These classes are all hands-on using simple hand tools. In this 1-day workshop you will come away with confidence in creating wooden utensils for friends and family. Future dates will be added throughout the year.
Sign up today!!  Just competed another smaller 11 inch cooking or serving spoon to start out the new year! It's a combination of my longer crockpot spoon and my wider griped spoon. This spoon can be made for right-hand or left-hand. The egg-shaped bowl is 2-inches wide with my signature inlay.
 2018 will be a growth year for Carved Wooden Spoons. The year will be full of opportunity and change. The few changes will include a category changes to include "FURNITURE"...oh yeah...."WOODEN GIFTS" category expansion...and a new "Limited Edition" category. The Limited Edition will include short production runs of less then 30 utensils and/or other gift items, and will include numbered sequence with my unique artisans mark identifier. Last year I produced 8 new designs and I was very focused on custom commission work for both retail customers and benefactors.
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AuthorJason Weymouth is the owner of Carved Wooden Spoons of Brunswick, Maine. He specializes in handmade heirloom quality wooden spoons, spatulas, and custom made kitchen utensils. Archive
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