Skeleton Cutlery for Halloween – “Fatal Flatware”

skeleton cutleryStart planning for that Halloween party now and get your spooking skeleton flatware. This disposable plastic cutlery is 36 pieces in a set and includes 12 knives, 12 forks, and 12 spoons.

The fork, knife, and spoon have the coolest scarey skeleton bone handles. They are 5 3/4″ long and 1/2″ wide at widest point.

I guarantee your guests will be stealing this cutlery and to honest I’d buy extra for the take home goodie bags.

Skeleton Cutlery from Amazon

 

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Handmade Tableware by TITASY

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We here at the Cutlery Review are always looking for innovative new and challenging designs. Pinterest (visit our board here) is a great hunting ground as people are always contributing their new wonderful finds.

The image above is what started us on the hunt to find this page on Pinterest of handmade tableware that is incredible. Further google-fu led to this Etsy shop run by TITASY. And even more digging led to their company page http://www.titasy.co.kr/.

TITASY’s designer and president is James Park of Seoul, South Korea. He majored in metal crafts in university and graduate school and has been creating tableware since 2005.

For an amazing gallery check out TITASY Pinterest page

To buy any items I recommend the Etsy TITASY shop

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Birth of a spork…

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Looks like the fork and spoon got hooked up. A bit of monday morning cutlery fun for you to start the week. Thanks to my sister for sending this over to me.

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Modern methods for making Cutlery – a video demonstation

Last week we looked at a video about how handmade cutlery is created.  This week’s video is from the David Mellor cutlery team. This modern method for creating cutlery still creates a excellent end product. But notice that  no matter how much technology is used you still need skilled craftsmen to create flatware like this. BTW – The video has no audio track, so don’t keep trying to turn it up like I did.


 Visit David Mellor Design

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