December 25, 201114 yr Author Thanks, guys! These also make nice pendants and napkin rings. Like I said before, my most profitable job so far as a blacksmith was making 500 napkin ring hearts for a wedding party finished in two days. More and more weddings are giving away table gifts, and these are a lot more permanent than a small box of candy.
December 27, 201114 yr Thanks for all of the great ideas! As soon as I get over my bronchitis I look forward to trying some myself!
December 31, 201114 yr I made a bunch of these last year and they were popular. I'll be making more. Thanks for posting the pictures and video, they are great reminders of "how to."
January 11, 201214 yr Really cool! A heart was actually one of the first things I made. Dont ask me how the weld got there, no joke it just happened. Cant say I wasnt pleased, as was my girlfriend. Cant wait to try your method though. Thanks!
January 12, 201214 yr Author It depends on how many someone wants. If someone orders 50 or more, I charge $5 a piece. Otherwise I charge $10 to $20.
January 12, 201214 yr Brian Brazeal Thanks. These are the prices I was playing with in my mind. After studying your video, I hammered out seven or eight hearts. I will give it a serious try for Valentine's day. While I am here, I want to thank you for your generosity. When I look at your videos or read your posts here on Iforgeiron, going back to my forge, I have more confidence, I try new things and have a feeling of moving forward.These hearts for instance have solved for me the problem of bending square corners. It is so simple, so elegant a solution. I have made squares for a customer to hold records and stuff on a wall. My corners, eventhough they are not seen, do not please me. They are not square enough. I plan on hanging books of mine on the walls of my office space. The quares will have these corners. Again thank you for the hearts, for the slitter geometry and for all your generosity. Yves
February 9, 20215 yr There was an "upgrade" to the forum software a few years back, and a LOT of photos were lost.
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