Monthly Archives: January 2015

At least 8 reasons to own a wooden spoon

Posted on January 27, 2015 by stevetomlin

People are often surprised when I tell them I make wooden spoons and yet we’ve all got them in the kitchen and they’re our most direct contact with the food we’re cooking. Why make do with the same mass-produced spoon … Continue reading →

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Eating spoon offer final week

Posted on January 23, 2015 by stevetomlin

Cherry eating spoons
Last few days to get my cherry eating spoon at the special offer price. Continue reading →

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"Cagmagary & Coppice" exhibition preview at Farfield Mill

Posted on January 18, 2015 by stevetomlin

Carved bowls and bread boards
Today was the opening of a new exhibition at Farfield Mill in Cumbria where I am exhibiting my latest carved bowls. Continue reading →

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Spoon carving workshop in Northumberland

Posted on January 6, 2015 by stevetomlin

I have been invited to teach a weekend of Spoon Carving at Catton, near Hexham in Northumberland on 21-22 Feb 2015. The cost is £145 which includes all materials and lunch each day, to book please email me steve-tomlin[at]hotmail.co.uk The … Continue reading →

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Scythe Poetry

Posted on January 5, 2015 by stevetomlin

A scythe poem with some lovely imagery for a grey winters day.
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'Out of the Woods' exhibition at Farfield Mill

Posted on January 4, 2015 by stevetomlin

The ‘Out of the Woods’ exhibition at Farfield Mill will be first chance to see my new range of work in the flesh. You are invited to the preview.. Continue reading →

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