Yes, blacksmithing is a skilled job and they would be among the most valued workers in medieval times.
Nearly everyone had at least holidays in medieval Europe. Since blacksmiths were likely to set their own schedules, they could celebrate holidays as they chose.
There is a link to a related question where there is a list of some Church holidays.
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Blacksmiths, later on, gunsmiths.
Yes, blacksmithing is a skilled job and they would be among the most valued workers in medieval times.
Blacksmiths, Goldsmiths, servant, Chamberlain,
Medieval holidays would start at the beginning of the day and end at the end or mabe even longer.
Most medieval ironwork, including horse shoes, was taken care of by blacksmiths.
The names of some blacksmiths are unknown. You would possibly have to go on the internet and look up medieval. Read a little into that.
Blacksmiths use these tools hammers of various kinds, fullers, flatters, chisels, tongs and the hardy.
a Blacksmiths day would go by as waking ui\p at the crack of dawn and blacksmithing all day. a Blacksmiths day would go by as waking ui\p at the crack of dawn and blacksmithing all day.
They had things to celebrate just like we do. They had Holy days, we believe they celebrated birthing days. Why not ask 'Why do people have holidays?' Why do YOU have holidays? That's the reason peoples in the medieval ages had holidays.
Metal workers were called blacksmiths in the medieval times. They made a lot of swords and daggers, shields, and some other stuff too. I don't think they could've did something for fun then. Blacksmiths needed to get money for their families, money was hard to get in the medieval times unless you are a member of the royal family or a noble. Even if blacksmiths could make something for fun, they would probably make cool tools for themselves or a toy for their children.