I fired up my Whisper Daddy forge and did some hot work today. I've got a lot of branch, flower, and leaf elements in progress for various projects.
I sold several of my Wrought Iron Tendril coat hooks from my online shop. The buyer needed one more. I made up four more, photographed them all together and let her choose the hooks she liked the best. It's so nice to have a little variety to choose from, even within similar items. You can see how each one is quite individual, even within a series. Look for the remaining three to be listed in the home decor section of my shop over the next few days.
These look great all in a row on the wall, ready to hold your garden tools, bags, scarves, hats,... whatever you need to hang up.
While I was working on the hook tendrils, I found an 1/8 inch thick length of steel and one thing led to another. I couldn't resist making some wrought iron tendril jewelry!
They are each about 3 inches long. I plan on making 2 more of these tomorrow while I'm forging cattails, maybe 3 if I have enough of that 1/8 inch stock left.
3 comments:
I am blown away by your talent. The craft you've chosen (or has it chosen you?) is so unusual. You do a really wonderful job with it!
I love the tendril jewelry. Your work is beautiful!
Kirsten, fabulous, as always! :)
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