Best on a bigger screen. You can design and share your spoon here, but dragging the curves and printing a full-size template work best on a computer.
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Hi! I'm a software developer, and wood carving and woodworking have been my hobby for many years. spoon-template.com is where those two come together: a little tool to design a spoon and print a full-size template to carve from. It's completely free: no account, no ads, no paywall.
I build this in my spare time, so please use it as such. It comes without guarantees: double-check the printed measurements before you start cutting, and keep your fingers away from the sharp end.
If the tool helped you make a spoon and you'd like to say thanks, you can buy me a coffee. It helps keep the site free.
Found a bug, have an idea, or just want to show off your spoon? Send me a message, I'd love to hear from you.
Things will change. Features may be added, reworked or removed, and designs saved in your browser might not always carry over to a new version. Use Save design to keep the ones you care about as an .svg file.
Your designs stay in your own browser; nothing is uploaded. A share link carries the design inside the link itself, so it isn't stored anywhere either. Like any web address, it's seen by the sites you post it on and by this site's web host when opened; it's left out of the analytics. If you accept cookies, Google Analytics collects usage statistics (pages visited, device type, rough location) so I can see how the tool is used and what to improve. You can change your choice any time with the Cookies button at the bottom of the page.
When you open the 3D preview, the page loads the three.js library from jsDelivr. A saved .svg file loads its heading font from Google Fonts when you open it in another program.
Messages sent with the contact form (your name, e-mail and comment) are delivered to me by e-mail through Web3Forms. Nothing is sent until you press Send.
Carved a spoon? Found a bug? Got an idea that's sharper than my knife? Say hello, leave some feedback or send me another message. I read everything, usually with sawdust in my coffee.
Thanks for writing. Your message has landed safely in my workshop inbox, somewhere between the wood shavings. I'll get back to you as soon as I put the knife down.
Copy the link to share with your friends, family or to place on your favorite social media platform. Whoever opens it gets your spoon on their screen, ready to print or to tweak into their own.