November 26, 200817 yr Just posted these in the gallery. I forged each of them from 4 peices of 1/4" square stock 10" long, forge welded twisted and drawn out. Pig tail scroll on one end and a long icecicle taper on the other end. 1" ball bearing inside. wire brushed and finished with boiled linseed oil. Let me know what you think. John
November 26, 200817 yr Kind of like Pawnee1's caged marbles but you can heat these back up to put a finish on it.
November 26, 200817 yr Morning JWBIRONWORKS, They are great, I've made candle holders like that and it is the same as the "caged marble" only on a larger scale. Great take care. Pawnee
November 26, 200817 yr agh! I'm getting jealous, envy envy envy, very nice stuff! only wish my skills were up to it, but I may give it a try, glad my wife does not visit this site, you guys would be the death of me!!
November 26, 200817 yr Very nice! Great quality on the pics too. Really clear on the finish & details. I can't wait till I can get back to the forge! Mitch
November 26, 200817 yr Very nice. But, as Reb asked, how heavy on a tree!? Still very nice. I guess they could be hung on a mantle. Thanks for sharing.
November 26, 200817 yr John, really nicely done. I would have the same issue as divermike if my wife ever saw the stuff like this that is in the Gallery.
November 26, 200817 yr I like those a lot but when my kids were young they would have had them off of the tree trying to kill each other with them.:D
November 26, 200817 yr Author Reb and Thomas, I don't think a regular christmas tree branch will hold them. I'm thinking of mistletoe in the twist and hanging from the mantle or the ceiling. Thanks for all the feed back. I am working on a bp for the russian rose napkin rings. When I get it done I will do one for these. Once again thanks for the feedback. John
November 26, 200817 yr Like Mike and Doug say I don't dare let Deb see this site! Very nicely done. Deb would want several! Frosty
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