Sometimes it is not so easy to grab time in the garage-studio to create. So when there are only small stretches of time available I try to use it to progress work that I have on the go. This week it meant progressing the Ladles (not ladies VA) that are to go into Maleny Additions store.
Yesterday I managed to get enough time to attach (rivet) handles to four ladles; and polish them. The handles on these four ladles were rescued from some of the trays I bought back from Tasmania. All the bowls of the ladles are made from recycled silver plated copper or EPNS cut from discarded serving trays.
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©2014 Barry Smith - Ladles - two medium shallow and two small deep |
I'm a bit fond of the wee ladles - they cry out for: serving chocolate sauce; or serving olives; or ladling balsamic vinegar and olive oil.
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©2014 Barry Smith - Ladles - chocolate sauce or olives anyone? |
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©2014 Barry Smith - Small ladle with spiral handle |
And I have five other handles ready to go - shaped, drilled and polished - four are formed from brass rod and one from a tray handle.
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©2014 Barry Smith - Ladle handle - ready to rivet |
I hope to finish the stash of ladles and get them into Maleny Additions early next week.
I'm feeling the need for a ladle. They are gorgeous, B!
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