To make a series of figure eight motions with spoon?

1. Hold the spoon.: Hold the spoon by its handle between the thumb and forefinger of your dominant hand. The spoon should be facing upward, with the bowl away from your palm.

2. Start with your spoon at a "12 o'clock" position.

- Position the spoon directly in front of you with the handle of the spoon pointing straight up (like 12 o'clock on a clock).

- Bend your elbow and keep the spoon close to your chest and body for better control.

3. Create an eight with the spoon:

- While keeping the handle at the 12 o'clock position, swivel your wrist to move the spoon tip in a counterclockwise direction.

- As you do so, gradually lower your hand until the tip of the spoon reaches an "8 o'clock" position before switching directions.

4. Create the opposite loop:

- Once the spoon reaches the 8 o'clock position, move your wrist to start reversing the movement of the spoon.

- Gradually raise the spoon back to the 12 o'clock position, forming the top half of an "8".

- This part of the motion is clockwise, so you'll be swirling your wrist in the opposite direction.

5. Complete the figure eight:

- Continue the clockwise wrist motion and bring the spoon below the starting point to make the bottom half of the "8" shape.

- When you reach the bottom of the "8," switch directions again to start the counterclockwise motion for the next loop.

6. Repeat the motion:

- Continue to make a fluid motion between these clockwise and counterclockwise wrist movements, creating consecutive figure-of-eight loops with the spoon.

- Try to keep the motion at a steady pace for a visually pleasing effect.

Remember to keep your wrist flexible and practice the motion several times to get the hang of it. The key is in smooth and continuous circular motions of your wrist to create the figure eight patterns with your spoon.