And it stretches from all the way over there...
To here...!
This is a great game!
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Another one of my inspired ideas that I might get around to... ha ha.
I found this picture, and thought it inspiring enough for me to buy a couple of flat spatulas.
I like the idea of using a curved spoon, but I think a flat spatula will give me more room to work.
I decided that two spatulas is a better idea, following the reasoning that if I have one, I'll probably make a terrible mess of it, and if I have two, then I can make a terrible mess of both, ha ha.
If it turns out that what I end up making looks reasonably skull-like, then there's Halloween - I can leave them with an op shop a couple of weeks before "the date".
That way I've had the fun of making them, and someone can have the fun of having something novel, and the op shop makes a bit of cash, so it's all good.
And that's the closest I've come to having a plan for them, ha ha.
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So would I. Sell them on ebay and give the profits to the charity.
That way you can make as many as you want.
I had a go at spiral carving the handle on a plain spoon.
How hard can that be? I asked myself... Ha ha.
Because there's two spiral lines, it was sanding... and sanding... and more sanding...
I really set myself a task with that one, ha ha.
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Actually, if you carve a proper wooden spoon it will be more practical for use in the kitchen. I often use a wooden spoon with slots in the bowl. You could probably make a nice little ebay business selling novelty wooden spoons.
You could keep your furred and feathered friends in the lap of luxury with all the treats you could buy for them with your massive profits.
