Yes, when you make your own tools, you give them a little part of your self, so they are always connected with you. Everyone is crafty enough to make their own wand, but yes, some there will be always something that you just can't get right (like me making my athame  )... or if someone is living in the middle of metropolis, he is certainly not bound to go in forests, looking for herbs - so Occult shops are kind of handy in those situations. I think of opening one myself in future... Hey tell me, which is the most handy material for making my pentacle?

That is a pretty cool site.  I think the only runes on that site that I am not going to try to make are the bone ones.  

BB
Iriseyes

Some use the clay flower pot trays. I don't know if you have any of them in your country or not  but the water trays you put underneth them are perfect for making pentacles.  I do have a recipe for homemade clay if your interested.  

Cooked Clay Dough

1 cup flour
1/2 cup cornstarch
4 cups water
1 cup salt
3 or 4 pounds flour

Stir slowly and be patient with this recipe. Blend the flour and cornstarch with cold water. Add salt to the water and boil. Pour the boiling salt and water solution into the flour and cornstarch paste and cook over hot water until clear. Add the flour and coloring to the cooked solution and knead. After the clay has been in use, if too moist, add flour; if dry, add water. Keep in covered container. Wrap dough with damp cloth or towel. This dough has a very nice texture and is very popular with all age groups. May be kept 2 or 3 weeks.

Cornstarch Clay

1 cup cornstarch
2 cups salt
1 1/3 cups cold water

Put salt and 2/3 cup water in pan and bring to a boil. Mix cornstarch with 2/3 cup water and mix well. Blend 2 mixtures together and knead into clay. The dough has to be heated as it is combined to set. Makes about 3 cups. This clay can be air dried and then painted. Store unused clay in airtight container in the fridge.

No-Cook Clay Dough

3 cups flour
3 cups salt
3 tablespoons alum

Combine ingredients and slowly add water, a little at a time. Mix well with spoon. As mixture thickens, continue mixing with your hands until it has the feel of clay. If it feels too dry, add more water. If it is too sticky, add equal parts of flour and salt.

You can sculpt them and put them in an  oven on about 250F for an hour or so.  Just check them ever so often.  This is a great cheap way to do them.  I have some more things in my BOS let me dig them out for you.

Also you can take a circular slice of wood and carve out the pennacle or pentacle.  

BB
Iriseyes

Yes, of course we have pot trays in our country hahaha anyway, thanks for the recipe. I like your idea with the glass plate, in the matter of fact, I think I alread have something suitable like that...

House of Ravenwood in Yellow Springs, Ohio.