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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving: Silver Birch serving spoons
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving. A blog of my green woodwork carvings and photographs. Sunday, 12 October 2014. Silver Birch serving spoons. I love Birch and it's fantastic wood for carving. It's a joy to use and provides excellent wood for spoons. Here is a few pics of some serving spoons I have just finished. 13 October 2014 at 01:23. Great looking spoons youve got there. I make spoons but they are intricate. Ive never used birch. Is it any good with detailed work? 9 January 2016 at 03:04. I finished off...
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving: A few working pics
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving. A blog of my green woodwork carvings and photographs. Thursday, 22 January 2015. A few working pics. I thought that I would post up some pictures of a ladle that I am carving at the moment,. I have a few Horse a Chestnut crooked branches from a tree climbing friend. I have split a few open and I took some pictures of a few stages. The ladle is at a rough stage and when dry I will finish it with the finishing cuts ,. I will post some pics when it's finished. A couple of pics...
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving: Refining skills.
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving. A blog of my green woodwork carvings and photographs. Sunday, 12 April 2015. A couple of weeks ago I had a lady and now friend come on one of my spoon carving courses wanting to refine her spoon carving skills. There were a couple of things she wanted to look at, one was to achieve a thinner neck and the other was to add a natural curve and flow from a flat piece of timber rather than a crook. This makes them more focused and the course can be tailored around their needs.
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving: Plum spoon.
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving. A blog of my green woodwork carvings and photographs. Friday, 22 April 2011. My mother asked me if I could make her a spoon the other day, so as if by chance one of our jobs this week was to prune some trees and one was a prunus simonii, I thought that it would be fitting to use some of its wood to make her spoon. Its very nice wood to carve. Hope you like it Mum. 22 April 2011 at 18:46. That worked out well; I bet shell love it! 23 April 2011 at 03:07. Davis L. Bigelow.
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving: Wonky Ash Wood Spirit Staff
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving. A blog of my green woodwork carvings and photographs. Saturday, 18 December 2010. Wonky Ash Wood Spirit Staff. Well I've just finished another Wood Spirit staff made from Ash, this one is a bit wonky and I gave him a long. Beard, I think I might be getting addicted to carving these! I fitted another Brass ferrule, I've yet to make a lanyard for it, although it looks ok without one. A picture of the two wise old Spirits by my front door in the hall. 19 December 2010 at 06:29.
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving: Making a Kuksa.
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving. A blog of my green woodwork carvings and photographs. Monday, 5 April 2010. I have made a few Kuksa's in the past as I enjoy making them, most have gone to family and friends as gifts. Is a short slideshow of the making. 12 July 2011 at 05:09. I have a question, Linseed oil is not toxic? 3 August 2011 at 14:51. There are two types boiled and cold pressed, cold pressed is food safe, boiled is the stuff from hardware stores that isnt. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My ne...
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving: Yesterday's spoon carving course
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving. A blog of my green woodwork carvings and photographs. Sunday, 1 February 2015. Yesterdays spoon carving course. Yesterday I ran a spoon carving course teaching students to carve spoons using just an axe and two knives. It was a good days teaching with some great spoons made. Axes at rest at the end of the day. For details on courses you can Email me at greenwoodwork26@yahoo.com. 23 August 2015 at 23:44. Home Decorator in Kirti Nagar. 24 August 2015 at 04:38. My new axe, its...
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving: Adze work on the low bench
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving. A blog of my green woodwork carvings and photographs. Saturday, 2 April 2011. Adze work on the low bench. I've been trying out the new low bench today, I added a couple more holes for a Kuksa project. I started by using the adze to see how it holds, I made 4 smaller pegs to hold the wood. I also tried it out for gouge work. I must say that again it works well and holds reasonable well even when the gouge is struck with the mallet. 3 April 2011 at 17:09. The tools that I use.
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving: Todays post.
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving. A blog of my green woodwork carvings and photographs. Thursday, 17 May 2012. A parcel from the postman came today, more tools from Svante Djarv for my shop greenwood tool supplies. Amongst them is some very nice gouges, 40x32 bent gouges, these are perfect for bowls or larger spoons. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I work as an arborist and use the wood to produce spoons Kuksas and bowls. View my complete profile. The tools that I use. Adze work on the low bench. Well I...
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving: Finished Ladle
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Simon Hill Green Wood Carving. A blog of my green woodwork carvings and photographs. Monday, 26 January 2015. I finished the Horse Chestnut ladle so I thought that I would put up a few pictures for those who are interested. I've also been making a couple more and using the adze to hollow the bowls. This one didn't quite split as I would have wished. I managed to get a decent sized ladle out of the top piece and a smaller scoop from the bottom piece. 27 February 2015 at 18:57. View my complete profile.
