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Stuffed Shells -Freezer Meal

When life gets busy at the swamp I like to make a few freezer meals to have on hand. Although I do enjoy to cook sometimes it is just not possible for me to have the time to dedicate to cooking a ‘from scratch’ meal. This way I always have a meal on hand andContinue reading “Stuffed Shells -Freezer Meal”

Posted byWulf's FireOctober 18, 2020October 21, 2020Posted inWitches KitchenLeave a comment on Stuffed Shells -Freezer Meal

Chicken and Dumplings

As October comes upon us in the swamp I find myself trying to bring fall in. It is still in the upper eighties and muggy as can be around here. I could break open my crockpot but I don’t usually have all day to allow for it to slow cook. I also find it heatsContinue reading “Chicken and Dumplings”

Posted byWulf's FireOctober 14, 2020October 21, 2020Posted inWitches KitchenLeave a comment on Chicken and Dumplings

Fire

The heart of the smithy is the hearth, the forge, the source of heat that makes metal malleable. Without this, very little can be achieved in metal work. This article will discuss fire in detail. Beginning with how to start a fire in a cold hearth, I will later discuss its use and maintenance forContinue reading “Fire”

Posted byWulf's FireOctober 14, 2020October 21, 2020Posted inWorkshopTags:blacksmith, Blacksmithing, fire, fire starting, forgeLeave a comment on Fire

Belt buckle

My wife bought herself some new pants. She intimated to me that she did not possess a suitable belt. So saying I would obtain one, I thought about how I would go about it. I have an adequate supply of leather suitable for making a strap, I lacked only a buckle. While I did happenContinue reading “Belt buckle”

Posted byWulf's FireOctober 7, 2020October 21, 2020Posted inWorkshopTags:Belt, Blacksmithing, Buckle, Iron work, LeatherworkLeave a comment on Belt buckle

Anvil Stand

Anvils have been made of several materials in history, starting with stone. Through the ages they have been made of bronze and iron, culminating in the height of the craft, an anvil fashioned from fine tool steel. Today we are building a stand for one. My anvil is made of junk, quite literally I amContinue reading “Anvil Stand”

Posted byWulf's FireOctober 4, 2020October 21, 2020Posted inWorkshopTags:Anvil, Anvil Stand, WoodworkLeave a comment on Anvil Stand

Spoons

I find that my wife is often pleased with new things. Some of you out there may have noticed yours are also. So as it is a rainy day, I would like to share something fairly easy, and fun to do. Make her some spoons. Wooden spoons can be made in minutes, frankly. That includesContinue reading “Spoons”

Posted byWulf's FireSeptember 28, 2020October 21, 2020Posted inWorkshopTags:Hagal, Hail, Spoon, Spoons, Storm, Wooden Spoon, Wooden spoonsLeave a comment on Spoons

Amazing Eggs

How do you enjoy to start your day? Perhaps in the silent early morning you enjoy a cup of coffee while watching the day break in your favorite window. I enjoy waking up to my children running into my room and climbing into my bed for morning snuggles. When the infant and I have aContinue reading “Amazing Eggs”

Posted byWulf's FireSeptember 27, 2020October 21, 2020Posted inWitches KitchenLeave a comment on Amazing Eggs

Spearhead

A spear is the most vital weapon to have for many activities, such as going to war, hunting, but most importantly, getting that last ripe fruit from the top of the tree. You can make one just like this with a railroad spike. The picture above shows a railroad spike. Just to be clear however,Continue reading “Spearhead”

Posted byWulf's FireSeptember 27, 2020October 21, 2020Posted inWorkshopTags:Spearhead1 Comment on Spearhead

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