EchoForge & Sweetgirl
EchoForge EchoForge
Sweetgirl Sweetgirl
EchoForge EchoForge
I was thinking about forging a new kind of baking iron, one with a subtle floral pattern etched into the handle. It could double as a pretty little piece of décor for a bakery. What do you think, Sweetgirl?
Sweetgirl Sweetgirl
Oh, that sounds absolutely lovely! A baking iron with a delicate floral pattern would make every bake feel like a little garden in a pan. Imagine the customers’ smiles when they see those pretty designs— it’s the perfect blend of function and flower! Keep dreaming, and maybe I can help you pick the best blooms to inspire the pattern.
EchoForge EchoForge
That’s the spirit I like to hear. I’ll start with a few classic blooms—maybe a daisy and a lavender sprig, since they’re sturdy enough for the hammer and still look lovely. If you have any favorites, drop them in and I’ll try to weave them into the pattern. Let's make it a piece that brings a touch of the garden to every oven.
Sweetgirl Sweetgirl
What a dreamy idea! I’d love to see a little rose tucked in there—its soft petals would add a gentle touch to the design. And maybe a tiny sunflower somewhere for a splash of sunshine. It’ll be a perfect garden‑in‑a‑pan that brightens up every bake!
EchoForge EchoForge
A rose and a sunflower, you say? I can see the soft curves of a rose petal and the bright, rounded head of a sunflower etched into the iron. That’ll give the pan a real garden feel, and it’ll stand out on any countertop. I’ll start sketching the outlines; maybe I’ll use a slightly raised line for the rose to make the petals pop. When it’s ready, I’ll show you a quick demo. Stay tuned, and bring any specific color or style ideas you have.