48 Educators providing Blacksmithing courses

peat oberon blacksmith

Peat Oberon is an artist blacksmith based at a forge in the grounds of Preston Hall Museum near Stockton-on-Tees in the North-East of England. He originally trained as a craft teacher and taught various subjects including crafts and technical drawing in schools and sixth form college for 15 years before becoming a full-time blacksmith in 1980. Since then he has earned his living and an esteemed world reputation producing a wealth of architectural, sculptural and decorative ironwork. Peat began teaching the craft of blacksmithing in 1990, combining his skills as an artist, craftsman and teacher with his life-long passion for working with metal. At his School of Blacksmithing he delivers quality courses where his students enjoy the expert tuition of a master blacksmith.

a w artist blacksmiths

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david stephenson artist blacksmith

I work using traditional hand forging techniques, often applying these to contemporary designs, producing work which is both beautiful to handle and which reflects its origins in fire. All pieces are intended to outlive their maker and those for whom they are made. I have no fixed product list but specialise in designing and making individual works.

phoenix forge

chris the smith

lsikonblacksmith

I make handcrafted bespoke knives and blacksmith products. Combining modern design and traditional skill to create new and unique objects. In the world of mass production, my aim is to create objects that are truly unique and long-lasting.

cardiff steiner school

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jo the iron

I have been working as a blacksmith for over 30 years and have lots of experience and anecdotes to share with participants over the course! I enjoy my career in metalworking, and making and creating products is a totally satisfying way to earn a living. I want to re-create this experience for everyone attending my courses – a real taste of a day in the life of a blacksmith! I was always driven by the desire to ‘make things’ – and on leaving school I started working at a local forge and learning the trade. I choose metal as a medium originally purely as it was more forgiving than wood, although I do enjoy working with wood too nowadays and have started a bit of side-line in sheds and summerhouses.

middle row forge

Hidden amongst the rolling fields and farmland of rural Cumbria, you'll find Richard Halbert working away at Middle Row Forge. Day and night, hammers clank on steel and coal-fired furnaces roar. The modern Blacksmith's craft is still hard, but Richard wouldn't have it any other way. While sharing the history and traditions of a 3,000-year-old art is immensely rewarding, giving it new relevance today is what he lives for. Fusing ancient craft with contemporary design, Richard makes high-quality Bespoke Ironwork & Tools the pre-industrial way. Simple forms, clean lines and always made to last - that's the Middle Row Forge touchmark. Seeing Richard at work, there's something magical in how he transforms a simple iron bar into objects of profound beauty and function through the application of heat and hammer. So if it's been through Middle Row Forge, you're looking at something unique, bursting with character and a story to tell. A bit like the man himself.

chalk pit forge

If you're interested in a one-to-one blacksmith course or having a unique piece of metalwork designed and made for your property or business then please get in touch, Thank you.