Learn the Craft.

Your first time at the anvil. We'll cover safety, hammer control, and the fundamentals of shaping hot steel. You'll forge a leaf hook, S-hook, or pendant — your choice. Walk in cold, walk out with a piece you made.

Best for · Total beginners. Date nights. Curious solo students. People who want a taste before committing to a longer class.

The deeper dive. Multiple techniques — drawing, scrolling, tapering, finishing — and two finished pieces. For students who tried a sampler and want more, or for first-timers ready to commit to a real session.

Best for · People who already know they like working with metal. Students who want to develop real skill, not just check the box.

Real bladesmithing instruction at every level — from a 4-hour forged blank workshop to a multi-session series and apprenticeship track.

A shared afternoon at the forge. The adult guides; the kid hammers under my close supervision. Each person leaves with their own piece — a shared experience, but separate work in separate hands.

Best for · Parents looking for an actual experience instead of another screen-time afternoon. Birthdays. Visiting grandparents who want to do something memorable with their grandkid.

Just you. Custom curriculum based on what you want to learn or build. Best for serious students, returning students, and anyone working on a specific project. Ongoing relationships welcome.

Best for · Serious students who want to develop real skill over time. Returning students past the beginner stage. Anyone with a specific piece in mind.

Friend groups, birthday parties, office team-building, hen and stag nights. Each person makes a piece. Memorable doesn't begin to cover it.

Best for · Friend groups celebrating something. Office teams looking for an alternative to escape rooms. Birthday parties.