making & making



We went to a hardware store in little Tokyo! Yah!! we found the Japanese carving knife. I recycled some scraps of cedar which we used for our deck. I wonder where I can buy and find the scraps of teak, bamboo or walnut.....
I didn't apply any oil or bee wax. I like the natural look of it although apply the wax will enhance the grain a little bit.
It was a wonderful Sunday afternoon! Making things always makes me happy!
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wow its beautiful! i like the natural look of the wood too.. making things is the best way to slow down..it makes me happy too :)
ReplyDeleteVery neat.
ReplyDeleteit's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt must be such a calming process to carve wood.
you are awesome. a woman of many trades...
ReplyDeleteyou are so multi-talented. everything you create is lovely.
ReplyDeleteCarving looks like a fun and interesting skill to learn.
ReplyDeleteI just came across this spoon and thought you might want to look at it. Take a look at their sold items too.
http://www.etsy.com/view_transaction.php?transaction_id=9108340
Oh, so nice. I can imgane how the wood feels and smells nice.
ReplyDeleteHello. When I was studying Architecture in PCC, a friend brought me to a shop out in Monrovia, past Pasadena. The shop specialized in wood cutting machines and they also sold exotic woods. I will try and get the address later. But it is in Monrovia.
ReplyDeleteelfrida b,
ReplyDeleteoh, that's wonderful!!
i would love to visit that shop!!