This was my first attempt at Bronze Clay.  I tried to keep it simple since I was in unknown territory but I had just made molds of dried seahorses so I was "itchin" to use them.  The hole in middle was for another experiment but it reminded me of an ancient coin when finished.  Again unintended consequences have come ...

 Again I was running out of PMC and I needed a gift for my mother's birthday.  This piece gave me no end of trouble.  There were several holes and thin spots after firing so I figured if it needed patches that is what I would give it!  I think it is much better than what I originally intended to make!

 Not much art to this piece but I finished the cab and set a bezel cup into textured PMC.  I love the patterns and colors in dino bone!

 This was a personal challenge by a friend and fellow PMCer.  I had so much fun making this guy over a cork clay core!

 

 This is another piece from my collection of fossils.  The piece is the envy of the other fossil collectors in my club!

 I found these wonderfully textured leaves on a shrub and made a mold of them.  This piece is the third incarnation of the components.  I tried to use them in other projects but they failed.  I never throw anything away!

 This is the front view of the ammonite with a pink moonstone.  The void at the center of the spiral shell was the perfect size to set a commercial stone