Oldspoon jewelry.

**Tuomas** · Jul 12, 2016, 10:19 AM

Im spamming this area again. ☺

Did some experiments to make "manly" necklace
from old teaspoon.

Made with the same way..

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From handles

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**lazarus** · Aug 21, 2016, 03:09 PM

My wife had a fork in the motorhome that was (I think) a training fork. Square ended tines that wouldn't pick anything up. She continued to give me that fork after repeated complaints about it's uselessness. This is what I did with it. I told her "if you like it that much--wear it."

Not quite the work or quality of your work, but it got the point across.

Ben

**Tuomas** · Aug 21, 2016, 10:59 PM

Originally Posted by lazarus

My wife had a fork in the motorhome that was (I think) a training fork. Square ended tines that wouldn't pick anything up. She continued to give me that fork after repeated complaints about it's uselessness. This is what I did with it. I told her "if you like it that much--wear it."

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Not quite the work or quality of your work, but it got the point across.

Ben

That looks great!

**Tuomas** · Oct 23, 2016, 12:34 PM

Here's the latest pendant.
Made from stainless teaspoon and handles.

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How to make feathers from teaspoon handle.

**C-Bag** · Oct 27, 2016, 07:29 PM

Very inspiring Tuomas! Love seeing how you do the feathers. I've not done the kind of work you do with the spoons w/stainless. It seems you heat the spoon before you work it. Is this true, does it change the temper or just take off some kind of finish? Now that I have a functional rotary tool I'm thinking of trying my hand at some these spoons. Even though I have an oxy/acetylene rig, that little torch seems very handy too.

**Tuomas** · Oct 28, 2016, 12:12 AM

Thanks. I like to make something way different sometimes, spoons bought from flea market are very cheap material.

Heating to 200-400 of celsius makes cold formed (<- translated from finnish term don't know actual term in english)stainless softer. Specially cheaper ones, wich are mainly just stamped without any heat treating afterwards.
I (believe) that i have noticed difference.