Follow our photo guide to hand carve a wooden scoop out of mulberry or similar to have a spoon from scrap wood.
Some time back, a storm brought down a large mulberry branch in my yard. I thought it a perfect chance to carve a nice treenware piece, and one of the first things I thought of was to carve the wood into a much-needed wooden scoop.
Photo Instruction to Hand Carve a Wooden Scoop
Check out the photographs and steps of me carving a wooden spoon — no power tools needed!
Finishing Your Spoon from Scrap Wood
Born and raised in Chicago, Penelope Nicholls has always had a love for the woods and Mother Nature’ happenings. She’ found carving wood with old-fashioned methods, using only hand tools, to be the most physically and mentally stimulating way for her to pursue a favorite pastime. The chainsaw is the only power tool she uses, in order to cut the logs into manageable pieces.
