WIP Winged Heart Lovespoon Finished!

[Northwest29]

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Looks great! Very nicely done.

Ron

[BrandantR]

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Bob, that's one to be proud of for sure. Truly a beautiful piece.

[David Stanley]

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And David, the photos on your sites are fantastic. Do you do them yourself?[/QUOTE]

Yes.

[Sharon of the Dell]

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Bob, this is such a beautiful spoon! I love it!

[Doug R]

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Very nice looking spoon Bob clean lines and a beautiful finish thanks for sharing.

[LBlake]

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Congratulations! It came out beautifully! It has a really nice, refined look to it. Well done!

[MackTheKnife]

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Thanks for all the kind words, Barn, Fly, David, Tom, Marci. I think this is one of my best to date in spite of the @#&%^$* alder.

And David, the photos on your sites are fantastic. Do you do them yourself?

[Marci MN]

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Its Beautiful! I love seeing the spoons you do.

Marcia.

[Tom-H]

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Great looking spoon Bob. Cleanly carved and finished.

Tom H

[David Stanley]

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Congratulations! Well done with the carving, the colour and grain have come up well too.

[fly fisher]

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Love the colour, good work Bob it looks great.

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Very well done Bob. It has a Wonderful form.

[MackTheKnife]

OK, here it is. Turned out better than I hoped, I think. I finished the spoon with Williamsville Wax that I got from Woodcraft. That alder is POROUS! It soaked that wax up like a sponge that had been sitting in the desert for a year. Changed it into a really beautiful piece of wood. The color is a little redder than the photos show. If alder weren't such a pain in the touchus to carve, I might be tempted to use it again.

The uff-da chip that I glued back in place has virtually disappeared. If you didn't know where to look, you couldn't find it. Even if you did know where to look, it could be taken for a natural variation in the grain.

So, all in all, a successful project if I do say so myself! 8-)