I Carve spoons in my spare time. Mostly at work when it's slow. The tools I use mostly is an axe, a knife, and a crook knife. I sand them a bit once they are carved to my liking them I coat in a mineral oil and beeswax solution.

Hand carved feather coffee scoop.

Coffee scoop with the tools I used.

I used a band saw to shaped thee used my knife to refine and soften shape

16" cooking spoons. Made from 134 year old salvaged boards.

Birch coffee scoop

Another birch coffee scoop.

Redwood eating spoon

Redwood eating spoon. This is one of my favorites. I love the color.

More coffee scoops. Carved from birch

Oak eating spoon. I got a branch from my sister's place in oregon

Another oak eating spoon

Redwood before and after oil.

Oak Before sanding and oil

Birch spoon. I tried to engrave a design. I need to practice more. This was a first attempt.

Large kitchen spoon. Gifted to a friend for their birthday.

My first attempt at carving a birch burl kuksa.