Conchi, two pics side by side, just by accident,
but it is nice, is it not?
The first one, a bit blurred, is the state in
which a lot of my earlier lot rests. One next to it
is the clumping of the new type of my table spoon.
I worked on this today and you will see the outcome
shortly.
Below? Yes, my corn flakes spoon, before
being coated. I like this, actually...
It may be that the concave volume is not
exactly adequate for corn flakes, but
who cares. People find all sorts of
reasons for liking this, I hope...
In any event, it is the texture and the pattern
on this piece that attracts me most..., and
I am single mindedly convinced that other
people will like this.
Here above, you find a conventional metal spoon
in the presence of my wooden ones. Atop of all these
you see my latest experiment.
In fact, I am most pleased about this, and unless
I am forced all my table spoons will be of
this type from now on.
Why? Simple, people love things strange, something new
to them, something unusual and that is the way
things go, is it not?
Here above, my table ladles. Convex surfaces have
not been treated, just yet. My discovery of today was
that sanding of the 3 concave surfaces here
only took 20 minutes, altogether. I am amazed and
pleased, of course...
Here, a comparison, sizewize, that is.
The giant, on the right, has a straight stem.
Actually, my new spoon at the bottom, has a
bend, just so slight, because the side bars
take care of that aspect of the bending business.
I had it in my hand and it feels just right!
The point to make is this, is it not?
Spoons need not be shaped symmetrical at all.
It is the feel of the stem that counts.
Mine feels just right! Too large a spooning area?
No, I do not think so... If they request smaller
spooning areas, yes, I can comply with their
specs. Anyway, I am a lot happier now with my
latest design!
but it is nice, is it not?
The first one, a bit blurred, is the state in
which a lot of my earlier lot rests. One next to it
is the clumping of the new type of my table spoon.
I worked on this today and you will see the outcome
shortly.
Below? Yes, my corn flakes spoon, before
being coated. I like this, actually...
It may be that the concave volume is not
exactly adequate for corn flakes, but
who cares. People find all sorts of
reasons for liking this, I hope...
In any event, it is the texture and the pattern
on this piece that attracts me most..., and
I am single mindedly convinced that other
people will like this.
Here above, you find a conventional metal spoon
in the presence of my wooden ones. Atop of all these
you see my latest experiment.
In fact, I am most pleased about this, and unless
I am forced all my table spoons will be of
this type from now on.
Why? Simple, people love things strange, something new
to them, something unusual and that is the way
things go, is it not?
Here above, my table ladles. Convex surfaces have
not been treated, just yet. My discovery of today was
that sanding of the 3 concave surfaces here
only took 20 minutes, altogether. I am amazed and
pleased, of course...
Here, a comparison, sizewize, that is.
The giant, on the right, has a straight stem.
Actually, my new spoon at the bottom, has a
bend, just so slight, because the side bars
take care of that aspect of the bending business.
I had it in my hand and it feels just right!
The point to make is this, is it not?
Spoons need not be shaped symmetrical at all.
It is the feel of the stem that counts.
Mine feels just right! Too large a spooning area?
No, I do not think so... If they request smaller
spooning areas, yes, I can comply with their
specs. Anyway, I am a lot happier now with my
latest design!
