Forging a Serving Spoon @thesprinkleddonutforge2774
Forging a Serving Spoon  @thesprinkleddonutforge2774
Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 48 minutes ago
My take on a rustic serving spoon. Made from 1/16" mild steel cut and swaged into shape, and riveted onto a rebar handle with copper rivets. As soon as it was finished, it got bought and a set commissioned from me. Goes to show that even in this modern time, the blacksmith brings a touch of character into the world. Enjoy!
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