Kolrosing a Letter on a Hand Carved Spoon. Traditional way of decorating wood. ASMR.

Kolrosing is an old traditional technique of decorating wood. I cut the lines with the tip of a knife, fill in with finely ground coffee and seal with food grade linseed oil. I use this technique to decorate the spoons I make. Relaxing video of traditional woodworking skills. Green woodworking craftsmanship. In this video I show a whole process of kolrosing a letter monogram on an eating soon I carved earlier. Wood art.

[@stevew585]

What an incredible Craftsman you are Sir! Subd!

[@danesspoons]

Thank you. So glad you like my work 🙂

[@tombrown879]

Very nicely Done. Love the shape of the spoon. And a great idea with the use of the marble for burnishing. Keep up the great work. Tom B. in ND

[@danesspoons]

Thank you my friend. Glad you liked it 🙂

[@paulsmithies7620]

Excellent as always

[@danesspoons]

Thank you my friend 🙂

[@susanp.collins7834]

'You hope we stay until the end.'? Try to get rid of us! We'll probably still be here when you go to bed tonight!

[@danesspoons]

Thanks 😂 Glad you liked it 🙂

[@mirekkuzminski3956]

That was great to watch and relax with in early morning, thanks

[@danesspoons]

Glad to hear that. Thanks 🙂

[@smoothbrain8519]

beautiful spoon, thanks for sharing your techniques. Accessible knife, coffee grounds and a marble, love it. I’m going to give it a try on a wood box I’m making
Cheers!

[@danesspoons]

Glad you liked it. Go for it. Start with straight lines designs, they are easier to start with. You can also practice on some scrap pieces of wood to get a hang of it. Be free to check out my other kolrosing videos. Have fun 👍🙂

[@smoothbrain8519]

awesome thanks for the tips! I’ll be sure to check out your other kolrosing videos :)

[@danesspoons]

@@smoothbrain8519 👍

[@TheShurikenZone]

This is lovely work, brother. Thank you for sharing it with us, and bravo! 👍👍

[@danesspoons]

Thank you my friend. Glad you liked it 🙂

[@tamirsharon4845]

beautoful work

[@danesspoons]

Thank you 🙂

[@susanp.collins7834]

Dane, do you think a nicely polished semi-precious stone would work as well as a marble and might it be easier to hold in your hand?

[@danesspoons]

Probably. Anything hard and smooth works. Burnishing is optional. If you want a bit smoother finish. I just lightly burnish for a few seconds. You can do without it, I sometimes don't do it 🙂

[@danej7335]

Question/request...
Are there any tricks/tips to doing the rounded section of a letter like D? for example I try to do a small D and the year to 'sign' my spoons but some times the round of the D seems 'fuzzy' from the changing grain?
Loving your videos! my wife asks why it only takes you a few minutes to do a spoon when it takes me an hour, or so!!
Regards, Dane

[@danesspoons]

For rounded parts I usually do more of stabbing than dragging the knife, like opening a tin can. See some of my other kolrosing videos. Speed comes with repetition. I do many of these each week 🙂 Glad you like the videos.

[@danej7335]

@@danesspoons thanks... I have used #8 or #9 carving gouges, but thought that was cheating

[@danesspoons]

@@danej7335 I use knife only for all kolrosing I just adapt the tehnique for different types of lines

[@mansel500]

Do you sell these?

[@danesspoons]

I do. Please email me at [e-mail] if interested. Also be free to have a look at my Instagram page at instagram.com/dane.licina/ for all my work 🙂 Thank you