What is the correct name for this?

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systemiv2012-08-04 09:31:14

Do it yourself

systemiv, 2012-08-04 09:31:14

Here are a couple of links that I could dig up :
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What is the name of this hobby? I really want to try myself in it.

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Eugene, 2012-08-04
@systemiv

Try searching for "DIY pendants" or something like that - you will easily find similar instructions .

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Alexey Prokhorov, 2012-08-04
@megahertz

A bit different, but you can still search for "polymer clay"

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Alexey, 2012-08-04
@Sterhel

It is very likely that someone makes molds for casting from plaster or plastic, then pours bronze into it, then grinds it.