Author Archives: stevetomlin

Scything Handbook review in The Allotment magazine

A side-by-side review of the scything books currently on the market – which will you choose? Continue reading

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Somerset Scythe Festival Courses 2017

Somerset scythe festival 2017
Details of the masterclass and beginners scythe courses at this years Somerset Scythe Festival
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Spoon carving workshop for Rusland Horizons


A beautiful spring weekend for a spoon carving workshop in the woods. Continue reading

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Limited edition spoons

Wood like this doesn’t come along every day. I’m enjoying it while it lasts; here’s your chance to enjoy it too. Continue reading

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A set of individual wooden spoons

A new set of six wooden eating spoons, all the same but different. Continue reading

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Scything rushes in Scotland


Rushes, scythes, mountains and beautiful weather all add up to an amazing to the far north. Continue reading

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Fan bird carving course in Co Durham


A day carving and folding wood to make fan birds. Continue reading

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Learning axe & knife skills for spoon carving

Axing a wooden spoon
A terrific workshop at RHS Harlow Carr last weekend, teaching axe and knife skills while making wooden spoons along the way. Continue reading

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A happy customer

Some lovely feedback from a recent customer. Continue reading

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Spoon carving straight from the tree


If you thought carving wooden spoons was just for men with beards, you need to see this post. Continue reading

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