What is so special about a spoon?

Well, there are many types and many uses; spoons can be units of measure – teaspoons, tablespoons, some people collect souvenir spoons, and they can even be used as musical instruments and yada yada yada. But primarily, spoons represent access to the most basic nourishment – a warm cup of soup, a hearty bowl of oatmeal, and a simple dish of rice and beans, all consumed with a spoon. And as we know, too many neighbors and families don't always have food for their spoons.  Almost forgot -the serving spoons, the mother of all table utensils, which you might (most likely) create in this class.  Historically, spoons have been found with ancient Egyptian artifacts, unearthed with treasures from the Neolithic civilizations, and found with relics used during the Shang Dynasty. What you'll learn in this class: In this 3-hour class, you'll immerse yourself into the DIY culture and unveil your creative genius. First, we'll look through inspiration books and different methods for making your spoon