Hello from Milton Keynes

[lolly3fh]

Hi, I have been working with fine silver for about 18 months. Mainly clay, but have tried my hand at fusing wire and sheet. I have managed to make lovely plain bands this way, but prefer the freedom of clay.

I'm now trying out bronze clay as it's more cost effective for playing and creating!

[Audrey]

Hullo Milton,
Welcome to the forum. I've been wanting to try out some of the silver PMC clay to experiment but it feels like that requires a whole new set of tools .. The list never ends!
Audrey

[rockshelley]

Welcome Milton...I am brand new to the forum as well! I would love to see some of your work...I have not had a chance to work with fine silver myself...just sterling. I am interested to know the difference in workability between the 2.

Rock Shelley
www.rockshelley.com

[BarryM]

I think you will find Milton Keynes is where the poster comes from (a town in England) not his/her name.

[ajda]

Maybe we could all just be known by our home town/city/village from now on... For me it's the first line of Moby Dick (but sainted).
Welcome to Milton - or perhaps you'd prefer Keynes? - would love to see some of your work.

[ps_bond]

Close by is the little hamlet of John Maynard Keynes, populated almost entirely by people who run up debt they can't afford.

[Dennis]

Unusual degree of levity from the super moderator. I hope at least you are keeping a straight face. Dennis.

[CJ57]

Maybe we could all just be known by our home town/city/village from now on... For me it's the first line of Moby Dick (but sainted).
Welcome to Milton - or perhaps you'd prefer Keynes? - would love to see some of your work.

I would challenge everyone to be able to pronounce Auchtermuchty properly in that case

[ps_bond]

I see your Auchtermuchty and raise you one Milngavie.
The English (ish) language is a sod...

[CJ57]

I see your Auchtermuchty and raise you one Milngavie.
The English (ish) language is a sod...

That's easy for me Is that where you were born, that's very posh and has to be said with a certain Morningside / Kelvingrove accent