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An old staple. Im getting better at making these. Needed that little win as the rest of the day has been rough. Tried to make a nail again and failed... again... But I failed better this time. Also failed at making a buckler and overfill my quench bucket, making a mess. Its important to know when to step away, not every day will be great and we must know how to handle that.
A gift from my lover
I’m not sure if the #trollcross is actually part of European history, but folks do seem rather taken with the design and this was fun to forge.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/ThreeRiversForge
https://www.storefrontier.com/store/three-rivers-forge
Troll crosses offer protection from evil but not, as the owner of this one unfortunately discovered, from morally ambiguous annoyances. Like, say, the kind of minor faery that insists on being referred to as “dashing highwaygoblin Rose o’ Roads.”
Witchblr, Question:
What would you cover iron with to make it rust proof? I want to make a troll cross amulet with a piece of black tourmaline in it but I'm always worried about iron rusting.