Custom Kilt Pins

[PiobBear]

You might try Penny's of Thunder Bay.

Alternatively, if you're the DIY sort, you might try hand casting in pewter using RTV silicone molds; miniaturemolds.com

[cavscout]

Here are a nice set of videos of casting jewelry.

http://beauty.expertvillage.com/vide...ing-part-3.htm

I don't think these are suitable for metal casting but it was a good video

http://www.hobbycast.net/video.htm

[auld argonian]

Apparently casting jewelers pewter isn't quite as rigorous a procedure as it once was...my understanding is that there's a silicon based mold making material that makes it pretty much user friendly. I was at a hobby shop wherre they had some of the goodies to do this and the hobby-shop-guy was telling me that it was a no-brainer...we were chatting about the old lead casting toy soldier kits and he showed me the line of supplies that he had for this newer casting process. A little on-line research should provide more information. Look around and see if you have any "art center" type institutions anywhere near you...we have a couple scattered throughout Chicago and they give classes in all sorts of things and probably classes in casting.

Best

AA