Monthly Archives: November 2012
Little Duck Forge at Stansted Christmas Festival
The 8ft wrought iron tree made in Little Duck Forge formed the centrepiece in the marquee at the Standsted Christmas Festival last weekend.
Roger tries the “Be a Blacksmith” board and the face certainly fits, now to book a course and try with a real hammer.
French Shutter Hinge Straps
Hinges for a the shutters in a clients French home. Made in the Forge to supplied drawings and recently fitted by the owners on a recent trip France.
Stansted Christmas Festival
Little Duck Forge will be visiting the Stansted Christmas Festival and will be providing a large Christmas Tree made from wrought iron. The Tree is beginning to take root in the workshop and is being worked on by the Little Duck Forge elves.
Stansted Christmas Festival Website
Little Duck Forge Gallery
Gallery
This gallery contains 17 photos.
The photographers have been into the forge and produced some exciting images of the forge in action.
Sir Loin Of Beef
The new Sirloin Of Beef sign. Can you guess what the landlord has done previously, and where his interests lie. A visit to the pub, which serves excellent Real Ales, will soon answer the question if you need further clues. Worth the excuse.
Sea La Vie Sign
Sea-La-Vie a beautiful Vintage Luxury Style Guest House in Southsea wanted to be noticed with a sign that reflected the interior.
The sign was designed and made by Iron Maid. The sign writing was done by Miss Wizz.
Little Duck Forge New Logo
Dovercourt Bench
Bench seat commissioned by the PSA for Portsmouth High Junior School. The seat was presented at a ceremony on the 9th November. The unique design of the bench seat incorporates the school daffodil with the Dovercourt name.
Bench seat presentation at Portsmouth High School (Dovercourt)
Jim and Susan at Little Duck Forge
Another successful half day workshop was held at the forge last Saturday. Jim had a Bash and his wife came along and took some photographs of the project in action.
“Many thanks on behalf of Jim, and myself, for the workshop on Saturday. Jim is chuffed to bits … I thoroughly enjoyed it too.”