Even sideways it's a very nice mirror frame. It looks like there was a lot of time spent sorting, organizing patterns and welding it all together.

Elizabeth M. Meadows
Mother, Metal Sculptor in that order.

"When in doubt, use a sledgehammer. It helps!"

I use a lot of solid steel in my art but the best tool ever to work with when 'fixing' or straightening lumps or bends is a monkie wrench (pipe fitters wrench, a big one for 3" pipe) and a long 1 1/4" (1/8 gauge) steel tube for tourqe, most of the time a sledghammers do more harm then good, but boy does it feel great to slam on metal sometimes.

Mystro>.

No Metal left behind, once was lost but now is all welded together!

Hi Ladies,
It's so nice to hear alittle from the feminine side of this group. Now I know there are alot of woman out there welding yet people are still so amazed when you tell them you weld!!! Lynda welcome! I love your tendril railing, very nice. And EM, Still thinking about that book. Janet R.