Spoonman Creations, (un)Ltd!

Thirty seven years of changing ordinary tableware into works of art and whimsy!!


Mike has always been interested in kitchen utensils. As a small boy, he realized that using a spoon to eat soup was much better than his fingers. But what to do with the remaining spoons in the drawer? His bigger brother suggested door to door spoon sales, but at that time, he wasn't allowed to talk to strangers. His spoon fetish remained dormant until his early twenties when, after graduating college with a degree in sociology, he found that he was pretty social but had no marketable skills and the rent was due. Thus began his foray into spooncrafts. It's been a lot of years since then, and every year more designs and creations have appeared.

This year at Spoonman Creations, we've added a few new creations. New windchimes include the Owl (to go with the Pussycat), and the Knife Server chime. We updated the School windchime and like it much better now. See if you don't agree.

Remember, you can see Spoonman every Saturday and Sunday until Christmas Eve at Portland Saturday Market! (Except Fair weekends)

UFO, What UFO?!!

Hey, if you are an alien, or are otherwise joining the festivities for the UFO festival this May, a Spoonman mask will round out anyone's costume!

April at Spoonman

April showers won't harm our windchimes, and they'll add another dimension of sound to the weather. Our bud vases are just perfect for those spring blooms.

May at Spoonman

Don't forget Mom on her special day! Perhaps a new windchime will harmonize the breeze to her own special melody.

The summer fair season starts with Spoonman at NW Folklife in Seattle. See us all weekend long (May 23 - 26) under the covered Crafts Walkway. Spoonman joins hundreds of other arts and crafts specialists and thousands of performers making NW Folklife a unique experience!


Everything we make is unconditionally guaranteed. If it breaks, doesn't fit, or isn't exactly what you wanted, send it back for repair or replacement.
Every year our goal is to create something new or improve on an existing creation. This can be quite a challenge as we strive to reuse and recycle as much 'previously owned' silverware as possible.
Most of our creations are made out of silver plated flatware, but 18-8 stainless steel and some solid brass is also used. Check each item description for the 'color' choice.
We also make a limited number of creations from Sterling Silver. An example is the sterling spoon handle ring. We often have bracelets, barrettes, or pins available. If you can't visit us in person to see our selection, call for price and availability.



Note:
The best way to place an order at this time, is to print a copy of our order form.
Fill it out clearly with all the information - then mail or fax it to us.
(We are looking into secure and easy online ordering...)