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They'll think of you every time they use it

Spoonweather

Hand-carved wooden spoons from fallen New England wood

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This Month's Spoons

Nordic-Style Painted Spoons

Bold Color-Block Patterns • Maple Hardwood • One-of-a-kind • $35

These Nordic Style Painted Spoons are hand-carved from maple to bring color and character to everyday cooking. Inspired by traditional Scandinavian painted household wares—where simple stripes and bright bands were often used to decorate and distinguish personal objects—each spoon carries its own cheerful identity. Comfortable in the hand and made for daily use, they turn stirring, serving, and cooking into something a little more joyful.

Featured Pieces Gallery

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A Spoonweather gift certificate lets them choose something they'll reach for every day

Thoughtfully made. Meant to be used.

Spoonweather creates thoughtfully crafted wooden spoons, hand-carved from sustainably sourced wood. Some are shaped for everyday cooking, others for meaningful gifting, and some begin with a custom idea drawn from life — a memory, a place, or a person worth honoring.

Every spoon is one of a kind, carved with care into an heirloom-quality kitchen tool meant to be held, used, and folded into daily routines — not tucked away.

From practical everyday spoons to personalized custom commissions and limited-edition pieces, each Spoonweather spoon reflects a deep respect for the material, the craft, and the people who use them.

“These spoons are functional art — beautifully made, thoughtfully designed, and a joy to use every day.”
— Emily, longtime Spoonweather customer

If something here resonates, you’re always welcome to explore the collection — or start a conversation about a custom piece.

“Steve made the custom process so easy. I shared what we had in mind, and he brought it to life with care and attention to every detail.”
— Laurel, custom commission

“The spoon was a standout gift — meaningful, beautifully crafted, and something our whole family was genuinely moved by.”
— James, custom commission

Have a story you'd like turned into a spoon?

Some commissions begin with a sketch. Others start with a memory, a favorite flower, or a person you want to honor. You don’t need to have it all figured out—just a sense of what matters most.

Spoonweather Collections

From everyday kitchen companions to heirloom function art, each Spoonweather piece is carved from storm-fallen New England wood.

Everyday
Signature
Custom Commissions
Premium

Designed together to honor memory, place, or story. A spoon made just for you.

Commissions begin around $50.

Beautiful tools for daily cooking. Simple, strong, and made to live beside your stove.

Starting around $25.

Distinctive Spoonweather carvings and decorative details. The heart of the collection.

Most popular.

Intricate inlays, rare woods, and heirloom craftsmanship. Functional art for your kitchen.

Collector pieces.

The Spoon Drawer

Everyday tools, thoughtfully carved from fallen New England hardwoods.

Big wooden spoons (12"+)
Cooking spoons (9-12")
Custom wooden spoons
Spurtles & Specialty spoons

One-of-a-kind pieces shaped around a story, a special occasion, or a person

Statement spoons for cooking, serving, and gifting

Everyday spoons for real kitchens

Designed for doughs, jars, and daily tasks

Spoonweather

I began carving in 2020 after noticing how many freshly fallen branches were being cleared during walks with my golden retriever, Coco. What started as a hobby quickly grew into a way of making heirloom-quality kitchen tools by hand — and when thunderstorms and lightning roll through, it just sounds like Spoonweather to me.

Each spoon is hand-carved from fallen New England wood — branches that would otherwise be chipped or discarded, shaped instead into one-of-a-kind pieces of functional art. No two are the same. Grain, spalting, knots, and small imperfections are left visible, honoring where the wood came from and what it’s become.

While some pieces are collected, every Spoonweather spoon is made to be held, used, and folded into daily routines — not tucked away. I hope each spoon brings the same sense of care, joy, and connection to your kitchen that carving them brings to my workshop.

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