Polymer clay cane tutorial

A wide variety of video tutorials on polymer clay canes, with step by step instructions. Achieve success in every cane you try, from basic Ikats to advanced flowers.

A clear step by tutorial showing how to make a polymer clay rose cane. This tutorial begins be detailing how to make a skinner blend so that your rose petals will fade out to white helping to give …

Sometimes, when I start a project, I carefully plan everything out with sketches and color chips and recipes. Sometimes I just grab some clay and start creating. Whenever I can't decide on a color for a project, I gather all the little bits and pieces of one color family and just mix them together, using whatever color I end up with. (I am a little more careful with the coordinating colors.) That's what I did with this one. It's a good way to use up all of those bits and pieces of pretty…

Lumu Moon Handmade Designs - by Pauline on Instagram: "As you may have noticed, it’s been a while! This is my first attempt at carnations using polymer clay canes. I have used Kalyana Design Tutorials over on YouTube as inspiration. Although not a great first attempt, I had a really fun time making canes again! Let me know if you love carnations too! 💕 #polymerclayart #claycanes #carnations #flowerpower #floralcanes #polymerclaycanes #makermovement #handmadejewellery #polymerclayartist…

Hi there! Today I will show you how to create your own polymer clay flower cane to use it in your future projects. I personally find it extremely special and I’ve already found a couple of uses for it. You can either slice it in tiny pieces, so you can create fancy jewellery out of

In this post you’ll learn five essential tips (plus a bonus!) for making polymer clay canes for beginners.

If you like this post, please subscribe to the Cane Builder Ezine! If you have trouble reducing this cane you can watch as I reduce a fall leaf cane in this video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZEhk2QnfN4

Sometimes, when I start a project, I carefully plan everything out with sketches and color chips and recipes. Sometimes I just grab some clay and start creating. Whenever I can't decide on a color for a project, I gather all the little bits and pieces of one color family and just mix them together, using whatever color I end up with. (I am a little more careful with the coordinating colors.) That's what I did with this one. It's a good way to use up all of those bits and pieces of pretty…