Forge Your Own w/Village Blacksmiths

161 North Broad Street,Brevard NC 28712

19 July, 2021

Description

Classes for Blacksmithing being offered. $40, $50, $60, $75, $150, $250. Sign up to join us for a fun experience! or Call 828/490-8696. We have classes for groups up to 8 in an hour, we have classes for individuals, and children starting at age 10 with a parent. Learn to make a horeshoe knife, horseshoe fish, wrench knife, railroad spike knifes, fire poker, steak turner, high carbon knife with a stabilize handle and a sheath, oyster shucker. Many more items to choose from. Hi, My name is Jason Brown, I have been blacksmithing for 14 years. I recieved a Welding for Artist Certificate from Blue Ridge College, and I have been on the Forged- in- Fire Show as a Finalist, Season 5 Episode 39. I have been teaching blacksmithing for 3 years. My daughter, Monique Brown, has been blacksmithing for 12 years, and she specializes in knife making, wood working and she is teaching woodworking and blacksmithing. Steve Revis is our new partner and he has been blacksmithing for 6 years. He specializes in ornamental iron work and knife making, and he will is holding blacksmith classes on Saturdays fom 10:00A.M. to 5:00P.M. We will have classes on Mondaya - Saturday from 10:00AM to 5:00PM, and our store hours are Monday- Saturday 10:00AM - 6:00PM, Sunday 12PM - 6PM. If you have any questions, please call us at 828/490-8696. Thank you. Our new location is Village Blacksmiths, 161 North Broad Street, Brevard, N.C. 28712. Willl be openining on May 1, 2021. Look us up as Forge Your Own w/Village Blacksmiths Eventbrite.com for date and time availability. Thanks again, and we look forward to seeing you soon! Our Contact information: Jason Brown 828-490-8696 Monique Brown 828-708-2168 Steve Revis 828-595-5770 Look forward to seeing you! Thank You. Jason Brown created the Thunderbird the Native Americans Ojibwe symbol (The bird said to create thunder by flapping its wings and lighting by flashing its eyes. Its the symbol of supernatural being of power and strenght for the Village Blacksmith Emblem. When you come to see us you will see pictures of the bird on the building and parking signs. Steve and Jason making a damascus knife. Look at those sparks coming from the anvil. Monique taught Student to make a horse shoe knife. He was so excited to attend here with us at Village Blacksmiths. Monique does a wonderful job teaching students. Jason, Monique, and Matt McGregor, the Transylvania Times News Paper Reporter. Came to write his last story on Jason, Monique, and Steve, for the Village Blacksmiths in the Brevard, NC, area. Matt McGregor wrote the story on Jason when he finished Forged in Fire in Season 5, Espisode 39 in 2019. We were happy to have him visit and take a class with Jason to make his own horse shoe knife that looked like an old fashion razor. Summer Brown, our daughter, gave blacksmithing a try for the first time. She made a leaf and a steak turner. Steve Revis Horse Shoe Knives for his two student's, father and son with sheaths. Steve with a students father and son. They were happy with their horse shoe knives and sheaths.