Canadian-Made Wooden Spoons

Canadian Woodworking

Drawn from inspiration found in their backyards and beyond, here’s a selection of beautifully crafted wooden spoons from some of our country’s best spoon carvers.

Barry Loewen, Morden, MB
Full-wrap baby spoon Cherry CanadianWoodcrafts.com

Laura Pitkanen, Port Severn, ON
Charcuterie knife Juniper Horn for stabbing small food items Instagram: @junipercarvings

Steve Hanley, Kitchener, ON
Eating spoons

Jack Radford, Nelson, BC
Small eating spoon Spalted Maple Instagram: @radjackfruit

Keith Sherwin, Banff, AB
Love spoon Walnut Instagram: @sherwinspoons

Brett Andrews, Salmon Arm, BC
Scoop Walnut Instagram: @bigbear_woodshack

Glenn Bartley, Victoria, BC
Spatulas Walnut

Ingo Dyrkton, Lasqueti Island, BC
1/2 cup measuring scoop Maple Instagram: @uadze

Dave Old, Calgary, AB
Spoons and a bowl Manitoba Maple

Chris Tucker Newmarket, ON
Spoons Maple Machined with a CNC router Instagram: @tuckersworkshop

David MacMillan, Fox Point, NS
Bowls and baby spoons Maple, Plum Instagram: @foxsfollywoodworks

Ann Basarich, Terrebonne, QC
Decorative spoon Basswood

1 thought on “Canadian-Made Wooden Spoons”

I enjoy making spoons of unique designs out of hardwoods.
I use a band saw, a 1” belt grinder / sander and a dremel with a Kutzal sanding orb to make the spoon bowl.
Despite lots of hand sanding with various grades of sandpaper, my spoon bowls have uneven, small lumpy patches.
What can I do to get a very smooth finish in the bowl to match the rest of the spoon that I’m pretty satisfied with.