To make little charms or pendants, you can use “polymer metal clay” (aka PMC). It look like normal clay, it’s really easy to work with whatever tools you have, and small pieces can be fired on the stovetop or with a small blowtorch. As you do that, it hardens into the metal you chose. You can get anything from copper though silver and gold.
It’s not wildly expensive if you just want to make a few small unique pieces for your hoard, it’s quite forgiving to work with, and it’s really satisfying seeing your creation emerging from the flames.
![Treasure [Sarah Andersen/Sarah's Scribbles]](https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/805ea1c1-6b9c-43e7-b2c1-f0dd39498904.jpeg){kind=link}
To make little charms or pendants, you can use “polymer metal clay” (aka PMC). It look like normal clay, it’s really easy to work with whatever tools you have, and small pieces can be fired on the stovetop or with a small blowtorch. As you do that, it hardens into the metal you chose. You can get anything from copper though silver and gold.
It’s not wildly expensive if you just want to make a few small unique pieces for your hoard, it’s quite forgiving to work with, and it’s really satisfying seeing your creation emerging from the flames.