Andreea is such a skilled carver and an excellent teacher. Her explanations are both explicit and very easy to follow, and the end result is lovely. Thank you, Zed, for featureing her in such a thorough video.
i just realized that I haven't been taking off enough material on the back of the spoon with the axe. I always have too much back where the bowl meets the handle, and have too much knife work. I see how Andrea starts with the axe much higher than I have been doing. (0:20:50). Thank you for that!
Awesome to hear how this video helped with your carving process, wishing you a lovely year ahead and I have more videos planned for the coming weeks and months that you'll find useful. Take care ~Peace~
Hi Matty, I sincerely appreciate your kind words and to hear this video helped you in your carving journey. Stay well my friend and happy carving ~Peace~
Zed I recognise Debra's house as for spoon it's tudor shaped like what crew on Mary Rose used I made a few bit bigger and same size from hawthorn I love that wood full of knots and challenging to carve has a cream and pink colour to it when seasoned I put vegetable cooking oil in it makes it darker and protects it and I use bit of deer antler to burnish it thanks to Debra's idea baking spoons 👍🇬🇧🦊🐾
Hi John, appreciate the heads up on the design being inspired by one from the Mary Rose, gives me something to read up and geek out on! Stay blessed my man and many thanks for watching ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors zed i recommend highly you go to Portsmouth to visit Mary Rose and lord Nelson ship you will have a blast perhaps do a video see your thoughts i wont say too much be surprise as its on naval base security is tight 👍🇬🇧🦊🐾🍀
Very nice video. Funny to see such large tools used for such a small spoon. Clearly it works out well, however, I think I would have used a smaller knife for better control ( less risk of cutting myself )
Those who wonder about the axe and did not catch the maker: it is soulwood creations / Peter Kovacs. And this is - again - a wonderful video. @ZedOutdoors, Your dedication to documenting the craft is amazing (you know Eugenio Monesma's videos? Yours are more hands on, but nevertheless documentation of craft), and Andreea explains her process very well.
Hi Johannes, I sincerely appreciate your kind words and indeed, Andreea is a great teacher on and off video. Reg Eugenio Monesma, I literally only discovered him last year after a friend shared one of his videos with me on Facebook. Ever since then, I have been hooked on his videos and his filming/videography is on another level that I can only aspire to. Appreciate your comment and stay blessed my friend ~Peace~
@@jlwhaley835 Spalting is a bit tricky to do yourself as it is a process that occurs naturally, however I will try to film a video on that at some point
Worth checking out this store as they also sell samples (btw I do have a future video planned on all things milk paint related) - oldfashionedmilkpaint.co.uk/
I also filmed this video with Andreea - czcams.com/video/IaPphZsyfKc/video.html
Andreea is such a skilled carver and an excellent teacher. Her explanations are both explicit and very easy to follow, and the end result is lovely. Thank you, Zed, for featureing her in such a thorough video.
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and indeed, Andreea presents really well on video ~Peace~
Mate, your channel is the best. Keep doing these greenwood videos.
You are very kind my friend thank you ~Peace~
i just realized that I haven't been taking off enough material on the back of the spoon with the axe. I always have too much back where the bowl meets the handle, and have too much knife work. I see how Andrea starts with the axe much higher than I have been doing. (0:20:50). Thank you for that!
Awesome to hear how this video helped with your carving process, wishing you a lovely year ahead and I have more videos planned for the coming weeks and months that you'll find useful. Take care ~Peace~
Thank You Zed for bringing this awesome Artist to our awareness, she is a great woodworker/carver ❤🌞
She most definitely is and I sincerely appreciate your kind words thank you! ~Peace~
Her skill with an axe is amazing
Isn't it just, so precise and skillful ~Peace~
Clip is awesome, Andreea is amazing talking through the whole process. Multumesc Andreea! :D
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching. Indeed, Andreea is a real pro on camera and explains things really well ~Peace~
Andreea is amazing ❤ Thanks once again!
You the man Danny thank you ~Peace~
Spooning with Andreea!😉✌🏽
Romanian style! ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors👏🏽
Mesmerizing.
Appreciate you watching thank you ~Peace~
Amazing voice and presentation style to talk through the process.
Amen to that! ~Peace~
Superb demonstration
Amen to that, she is a great teacher ~Peace~
Yet another brilliant video, Zed. Andreeas' talk through makes it so easy to follow and understand, even to a complete noob like me. 😁🙏
Hi Matty, I sincerely appreciate your kind words and to hear this video helped you in your carving journey. Stay well my friend and happy carving ~Peace~
Amazing spoon carving tutorial and great job on filming this. 👍
You are very kind Arielle thank you ~Peace~
thank you for sharing this vid, super informative!!!!
You are very kind Phillip thank you ~Peace~
Your videos have improved my spoon carving immensely 👍 Andrea is a fantastic teacher 👍 keep these insane videos coming
Am chuffed to hear these videos are helping you in your carving journey, I have plenty of videos in the pipeline so grab your popcorn! :) ~Peace~
Zed I recognise Debra's house as for spoon it's tudor shaped like what crew on Mary Rose used I made a few bit bigger and same size from hawthorn I love that wood full of knots and challenging to carve has a cream and pink colour to it when seasoned I put vegetable cooking oil in it makes it darker and protects it and I use bit of deer antler to burnish it thanks to Debra's idea baking spoons 👍🇬🇧🦊🐾
Hi John, appreciate the heads up on the design being inspired by one from the Mary Rose, gives me something to read up and geek out on! Stay blessed my man and many thanks for watching ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors zed i recommend highly you go to Portsmouth to visit Mary Rose and lord Nelson ship you will have a blast perhaps do a video see your thoughts i wont say too much be surprise as its on naval base security is tight 👍🇬🇧🦊🐾🍀
Very nice video. Funny to see such large tools used for such a small spoon. Clearly it works out well, however, I think I would have used a smaller knife for better control ( less risk of cutting myself )
You can most definitely use a smaller knife, but a slightly larger knife allows you to take longer cuts ~Peace~
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Thank you kindly ~Peace~
I can't figure out which one of you I love more 😂
If I was you I'd pick the woman! :) ~Peace~
Hey great video. Thanks for sharing. Can you tell me what type/brand of axe was used in the video. I’m looking at picking one up soon. Thanks
Appreciate the kind words and the axe was made by the talented - soulwoodcreations.com
Those who wonder about the axe and did not catch the maker: it is soulwood creations / Peter Kovacs.
And this is - again - a wonderful video. @ZedOutdoors, Your dedication to documenting the craft is amazing (you know Eugenio Monesma's videos? Yours are more hands on, but nevertheless documentation of craft), and Andreea explains her process very well.
Hi Johannes, I sincerely appreciate your kind words and indeed, Andreea is a great teacher on and off video. Reg Eugenio Monesma, I literally only discovered him last year after a friend shared one of his videos with me on Facebook. Ever since then, I have been hooked on his videos and his filming/videography is on another level that I can only aspire to. Appreciate your comment and stay blessed my friend ~Peace~
Excellent video, thank you! Can you tell us how, she salted the wood? I would like to give it a try. Thanks again
Appreciate you watching and for your kind words thank you. I'm not sure what you mean by salting the wood? ~Peace~
Peace to you as well! I meant to ask about spalting. Spell check tried to correct me😅. Thanks for your quick response.
@@jlwhaley835 Spalting is a bit tricky to do yourself as it is a process that occurs naturally, however I will try to film a video on that at some point
Hi Zed do you know where I can buy milk paint in a reasonably small quantity in the uk?
Worth checking out this store as they also sell samples (btw I do have a future video planned on all things milk paint related) - oldfashionedmilkpaint.co.uk/
@@Zedoutdoors brilliant Zed just what I was looking for. Top man
I'm sure you would find it easier using a shorter bladed knife
There's no right or wrong with length of blade, this length works for Andreea so it's what she uses ~Peace~
@Zedoutdoors I agree there is no right or wrong but I wouldn't peel a potato with a sword just a personal preference
What brand is the knife? Where can I order? Thank you.
The knife is by the talented Peter Kovacs, here is his website - soulwoodcreations.com
Trust me. You don’t want me to wear black tights.
Let us be the judge of that! :) ~Peace~
Fantastic video Zed and Andrea’s thank you for sharing your wisdom it is so very much appreciated. @ponderandspoon @zedoutdoors Respect~
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching Glen thank you ~Peace~