Ever wonder what a retired farrier does after they retire from shoeing horses? Some of us tap into our creative side. Not everyone just some of us.
“The power of imagination makes us infinite.” John Muir. It seems that every day someone is creating something new in the world of horseshoe art. Pinterest is full of pieces of horseshoe art. Maybe it isn’t really an art, but I like to think it is. Maybe it isn’t as elegant as an oil painting or a bronze sculpture, but it has its purpose. It does require skills and a certain amount of imagination. Being able to work metal in a forge and knowing how to weld are a must.
I make many different types of Christmas trees. These are 3 of them. We are only limited by our imagination. Crosses are very popular.
These two are the most popular, for me anyway.
Symbol of winter and the holidays.
Let us not forget about Halloween.
Then there are just those things people want.
I also get a lot of requests for signs.
The next photo isn’t horseshoe art but is quite popular.
Combination grill/fire pit.
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Love the creativity Wayne. You also have a good amount of spacial ability.
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Thanks Gary. I really enjoy doing it and most of all I don’t have to worry about being kicked. LOL
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I LOVE all your artwork Wayne!! So creative and what a great way to use your talents as a retired farrier. No worries about getting kicked or injured too! 🤣 They are all beautiful! Do you sell on Etsy?
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Thank you for your kind words. Sorry but I don’t. Mainly word of mouth and repeats.
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Thanks for sharing this idea Anita
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Very cool
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I all your horseshoe art! And yes I would call it art. The Christmas trees are beautiful ! Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you for your kind words. It is much appreciated.
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