Get an insight into the metal work process with our ‘Latest From the Workshop’ blog. This Includes images, videos and descriptions from our commissions and in the pipeline products. Feel free to browse through the archives, if you see something you like or have your own ideas be sure to contact William who can help you bring them to life.
Apple of Apples
Some of you may remember the pear of pears, this latest creation is an even bigger apple of apples! In this post we will take you through the steps that were used to create this magnificent artistic sculpture. So, to
Using Your Fire Pit Safely
As March approaches so does the drier weather (we hope!) and longer nights. During this time a fire pit can elevate a garden party and bring people together whilst helping take the edge off chilly evenings. Fire pits have gained
Ammonite Sculpture
Our latest creation was a commission to make a special surprise 60th birthday present in the form of an Ammonite sculpture, let us tell you the story. Firstly, What Is An Ammonite? They were ocean living shelled cephalopods, that were
From Small Acorns Grow Mighty Oaks
Last year in 2022 William had the idea to create an acorn out of recycled horseshoes. From its humble beginning it grew in popularity. It was a huge hit with followers and found a permanent home at The Acorn Shepherd’s
Mystery Sculpture
This bespoke commission is currently in progress, can you guess what it’s going to be? Clue it has 4 hooves and wears shoes! Keep an eye out for more images to follow. Fancy your own unique sculpture? Contact William to discuss your
Elvis the Labrador
This sculpture was a bespoke commission and an extra special Christmas present for its lucky owner. William met this gorgeous Labrador in person, then used images/videos and real life measurements in order to create as near a replica of the
Cowboy Boot – Phase One
This bespoke commission will be created from recycled horseshoes that are individually bent, twisted and welded into shape. The boot sole & heel are taking shape and work on the upper half is nearly ready to start. Keep an eye
