Celtic Dove Kilt Pin

[Andrew Breecher]

Or make a mold for it and pour a few for yourself out of pewter. There's certainly a lot of help around here for pewter!

Andrew.

[davedove]

That's a nice pin.

How about this? Cut out a piece of metal in the shape and size that you want. File the edges smooth, trace the design on the metal - Then etch it like Kresent describes ..here.. Polish the metal to the desired level. Then epoxy some push pins or a safety pin on back. And finally, coat the whole thing generously with clear acrylic.

Or make a mold for it and pour a few for yourself out of pewter. There's certainly a lot of help around here for pewter!

Andrew.

Gee guys, that sounds like work.

[billmcc]

That is the first celtic dove I've seen. O'Neil is very handy with pewter.

[O'Neille]

That is the first celtic dove I've seen. O'Neil is very handy with pewter.

Almost sounds like a challenge?

[Joe Gondek]

Dave, nice pin. Is it not a Celtic wild goose rather than a dove?

Can't be a goose because it has a beak like a dove
a goose has more of bill like a duck

[billmcc]

Almost sounds like a challenge?

It wasn't meant to be a challenge. Just letting Dave know who does good pewter crafting in case he decides to have a kilt pin custom made.

[O'Neille]

It wasn't meant to be a challenge. Just letting Dave know who does good pewter crafting in case he decides to have a kilt pin custom made.

I already saved the pic before your post. The wheels were already turning. I was hoping somebody would pick up the gauntlet and make it official.

[davedove]

I already saved the pic before your post. The wheels were already turning. I was hoping somebody would pick up the gauntlet and make it official.

Okay, I'll throw down the gauntlet. What can you do for me?