Conchita, I did rather a lot today, mainly because
I suddenly decided that I might as well workup to
17:00 instead of 16:00.
Today started with wet sanding, as seen below.
They are of course drying after the sandng.
Five more jumbo spoons were concaved. Actually, there is more
to this than just. Because I worked longer I managed to
smoothe out the convx sides, too. No picture.
These are not yet coating ready. I will work on them
when I get back from our mountain cottage.
These, on the other hand, are coating ready.
I should imagine that I will be able to nick just
a little time tommorrow morning to
coat them...
Six of these spoons seen above are conventionally
shaped. They will sell OK, as they have. However,
I am now into the next generation as you see below.
Here above, side bars have been added. For cosmetic reasons?
No, aethetic reasons... The K girl, she does not
like my idea, though.
Above are cut-outs ready for further work. They are
Chinese style spoons. I simply call them Chinese.
There are 22 of them and that means there are 44
redundant pieces, shown to the right.
Up until recently they were simply turned into
irregular shaped objects, mostly spatulas.
This time, I am determined to make the better use
of them. I think I will turn tme into
neatly shaped mini forcs or mini spatulas
with small side bars...
This is a number game, in a way, as I am now dealing with
two fully fledged shops and I need to keep my
supply end going with good quality pieces.
I suddenly decided that I might as well workup to
17:00 instead of 16:00.
Today started with wet sanding, as seen below.
They are of course drying after the sandng.
Five more jumbo spoons were concaved. Actually, there is more
to this than just. Because I worked longer I managed to
smoothe out the convx sides, too. No picture.
These are not yet coating ready. I will work on them
when I get back from our mountain cottage.
These, on the other hand, are coating ready.
I should imagine that I will be able to nick just
a little time tommorrow morning to
coat them...
Six of these spoons seen above are conventionally
shaped. They will sell OK, as they have. However,
I am now into the next generation as you see below.
Here above, side bars have been added. For cosmetic reasons?
No, aethetic reasons... The K girl, she does not
like my idea, though.
Above are cut-outs ready for further work. They are
Chinese style spoons. I simply call them Chinese.
There are 22 of them and that means there are 44
redundant pieces, shown to the right.
Up until recently they were simply turned into
irregular shaped objects, mostly spatulas.
This time, I am determined to make the better use
of them. I think I will turn tme into
neatly shaped mini forcs or mini spatulas
with small side bars...
This is a number game, in a way, as I am now dealing with
two fully fledged shops and I need to keep my
supply end going with good quality pieces.
