Families, Couples, Sisters, Friends!
Folks who haven't made anything before -- EVER!
At a time convenient for your schedule ​and at a price that suits your budget.
We are flexible!

Sessions usually last 3 – 5 hours at a mutually-agreed-upon date.
 
If you Start with a “Blank”, you’ll choose a piece that I’ve cut out and carved the bowl or sanded the flat of the spatula , so the cost is lower and the process takes less time. Each blank costs $20 - $30.
I will demonstrate the process that goes into making the blank.
 
“Starting from Scratch” means you choose a piece of wood and create your own pattern.
 
Combination of Blank/Scratch is possible
Testimonials
"It was a joyful day- Meb's passion for her craft, patience as a teacher, love and pride in her spoons & her encouraging, gentle company made for a wonderful experience in the woods of Woodstock. "
                                                   ~Fleur T. , Stamford CT
Read Fleur's complete workshop story

​“Making this wooden spoon was an experience I’ll never forget… It’s my absolute favorite of the more than 200 wooden utensils in my kitchen.”
                                                                                 Lydia W.
                                                The Perfect Pantry blog
Read the whole story 
​behind Lydia's Spoon

“Julia calls her spoon Little Spoony, and mine Mama Spoony! I still can't believe we actually made them… it was a memorable day.  Thank you!!”
                          Randi and Julia, West Hartford, CT​

Accessibility
While we do have wheelchair ramps that we put up when needed, our tools can only be reached from stools. We will make every effort to accommodate specific needs, but please contact Meb first before booking.
Meb’s Kitchenwares is an award-winning Connecticut company promoting hand-crafted, individually-made woodworking pieces for décor, kitchen and tabletop use. We’re a husband/wife team that combines engineering & sculptural techniques to create fun, functional heirloom-quality woodenwares. Using sustainably-harvested New England hardwoods, our work is shown in galleries across the US and used in homes around the world. ​