Metal stars

[Jim Finn]

I do a lot of wood working these days including making wooden stars.  I am a retired sheet metal worker so I made a bunch of these of sheet metal and painted them. SOld a few  just plain brown but now paint them like this:

[Scrolling Steve]

Those are super, Jim !....Really like the red,white and blue......How much do you sell then for and are they too large to ship!.....Bye the way, Happy B-Day !

[Jim Finn]

Way to large to ship.  38" across.  I have sold one painted star for $40.  I was selling the ones I made that were just painted brown for $25 but sold few.  I think this new paint job will sell well.  I only have three left now and I am looking for more metal to make more.  My sales season does not start until mid June.

[ChelCass]

The Flag painted star should be a hot seller.  My BF painted one of my antique metal chair as a american flag and I posted it on Facebook and people were wanted to buy it................................If people are willing to pay the postage you should be able to get some large size boxes to ship them in.  How about making some smaller versions that would be easier to ship??

[meflick]

Look very nice Jim.  Sure they would be good sellers in Texas for sure!

[Scrappile]

Very nice.  Thought about making several sizes?

[amazingkevin]

I do a lot of wood working these days including making wooden stars.  I am a retired sheet metal worker so I made a bunch of these of sheet metal and painted them. SOld a few  just plain brown but now paint them like this:Metal star unpainted.jpgPainted star.jpgFinished star.jpg

Amazing cut Jim!

[Jim Finn]

I have made and sold some smaller metal stars but they are harder to make, so I no longer make them,

[Lucky2]

Jim, seeing as how you live in Texas, these stars should be selling like hotcakes. I like the look of all of them, but that wooden one is amazing.

Len

[wombatie]

Wow I love those.  You are a very crafty fellow Jim.

 

Marg