I did this about 2 months ago. It was originally a mistake on my part. It was more angled at first, then I off set it to try and correct. Here in Arizona the heat had my clay really sticking. Its now just wrapped-didnt know I was doing something good until just now watching this video. Its obivious Im a novice working with clay. Tfs.
Thanks Samantha! I've only been making things with polymer clay for a week ~ and this video includes the best explanation for how to make a skinner blend!
Thank you for the new ideas. Although "original" methods are terrific, I much prefer to see the 'off-shoots' because it expands the ideas. Yes, we could just start from scratch and develop our own, but you have given us two ideas (and even expanded on those!) to play with instead of just one. This is equivalent to being given a box of crayons instead of just one. Any time the idea box is expanded, the door to creativity is opened even wider. Thanks!
I absolutely LOVE your tutorials and your work is beautiful! You make it look so easy and you always explain everything so well that people who are learning (like me 😁) can pick it up. However, I have one small request for your videos: I know tile works really well as a work surface for clay, but is there any way you could use another base material for cutting in your tutorials? Or maybe just mute that part of the video? I usually have to either turn the sound off or fast forward through the clay cutting/slicing scenes because of the "nails on a chalkboard" screeching sound that happens. Haha! Since you're soft-spoken, I usually have the volume turned up so I can hear you, but then, all-of-a-sudden the blade scrapes the tile and I die a little inside. 😂 Obviously, it's not your fault, but my ears cannot handle it. Idk, maybe I'm the only one who notices it? (In which case, I'm sorry for being a turd. Lol.) Otherwise, I find your tutorials very relaxing and informative! Thank you for sharing everything you've learned and inspiring people to create! You're very talented and you seem really nice, too! 😊
Jessama Tutorials - I could possibly be the only one who noticed it, since I'm the only one who mentioned it. So....there's that. Haha. I have really sensitive ears, though, so maybe it's like a dog whistle for me. 😂
Thank you. It's just a clip I purchased from a music stock company. I'm glad you like it. I trawled through hundreds of clips before I found the right one!
I did this about 2 months ago. It was originally a mistake on my part. It was more angled at first, then I off set it to try and correct. Here in Arizona the heat had my clay really sticking. Its now just wrapped-didnt know I was doing something good until just now watching this video. Its obivious Im a novice working with clay. Tfs.
Thanks Samantha! I've only been making things with polymer clay for a week ~ and this video includes the best explanation for how to make a skinner blend!
Very clear to follow and impressive results. Thank you.
Thank you!!!! Samantha, you are very gifted! God has blessed you!
Thank you. Blessings
Thanks Samantha, a great tutorial. Using blue and green would make a cool background for scenery. Blessings
Thank you for the new ideas. Although "original" methods are terrific, I much prefer to see the 'off-shoots' because it expands the ideas. Yes, we could just start from scratch and develop our own, but you have given us two ideas (and even expanded on those!) to play with instead of just one. This is equivalent to being given a box of crayons instead of just one. Any time the idea box is expanded, the door to creativity is opened even wider. Thanks!
Thank you for the support. This is why I like to do the originals, because there's always room for more.
Martha D .... well said indeed!
Very helpful!! Thank you!
Loved your tutorial! Thank you for the instruction with just enough detail and a great pace. I am Inspired and am heading to my craft room.
You tell those pesky birds Pumpkin!! 🤣🤣🧡
(Beautiful canes! Thank you for the tutorial!)
Beautiful!! And I appreciate you showing us with the pasta machine. I'm a newbie with clay. This is so very helpful!
Very easy tutorial to follow and understand... Awesome technique thankyou for sharing..
Thank you. :D
Another great tutorial, will have a go at this, thanks for sharing
A very good artwork. Beautiful
I like your Way to do it😍 thank you to share🤗
Grazie sei gentilissima per la condivisione dei tuoi video 👍👏👋🏻😘
Loved it.
most awesome (easy cane, it looks)
Thanks Samantha I had fun making these today! ❤️
I just love your videos
Very nice!Thank you very much for sharing!🙂
Love your video Jessama - great job!
Jessama, do such beautiful work. I am new at this so would love to see how you make your earrings.
Thank you. I'm setting up a patreon account for the tutorials shown in the intro and end of my tutorials.
Wow! Best scary pumpkin video yet! You're very talented. Thank you so much for sharing! BOO! ;)
tfs. gonna try this out today
Hi, thank you. Do you refrigerate clay when it gets soft?
Yes.
Gorgeous . ..thanks for sharing 😎 😎 😎
Great tutorial,thankyou..
really really pretty!
What would i start with if i wanted more white. In yours the blue and green take over most of the white, i need white too be 50% to 75%. Thank
what pasta machine do you use...brand?
Perfect for fur. Now to work that out. Bx
I absolutely LOVE your tutorials and your work is beautiful! You make it look so easy and you always explain everything so well that people who are learning (like me 😁) can pick it up. However, I have one small request for your videos: I know tile works really well as a work surface for clay, but is there any way you could use another base material for cutting in your tutorials? Or maybe just mute that part of the video? I usually have to either turn the sound off or fast forward through the clay cutting/slicing scenes because of the "nails on a chalkboard" screeching sound that happens. Haha! Since you're soft-spoken, I usually have the volume turned up so I can hear you, but then, all-of-a-sudden the blade scrapes the tile and I die a little inside. 😂 Obviously, it's not your fault, but my ears cannot handle it. Idk, maybe I'm the only one who notices it? (In which case, I'm sorry for being a turd. Lol.) Otherwise, I find your tutorials very relaxing and informative! Thank you for sharing everything you've learned and inspiring people to create! You're very talented and you seem really nice, too! 😊
I didn't even notice that. Maybe I'll start cutting an grease proof paper. That should stop the screeching. 😁
Jessama Tutorials - I could possibly be the only one who noticed it, since I'm the only one who mentioned it. So....there's that. Haha. I have really sensitive ears, though, so maybe it's like a dog whistle for me. 😂
Pumpkin got my dogs Spuds and Alora going😃
What is your music at the very end? It sounds pretty..
Thank you. It's just a clip I purchased from a music stock company. I'm glad you like it. I trawled through hundreds of clips before I found the right one!
can I do it without using the machine? just using a rolling pin or something
Yes. You can. It will just take longer.
I would like to know how to make a leopard looking don’t know how I need to start help would be appreciated 🤓🇨🇦
I have no idea why any one gave you a thumbs down
What do you make next?
great video
I am serious. I don’t know what can be made from this cane. Can you do a tutorial on “what comes next”?
Have a look at some of my project tutorials and use this cane to replace one of the techniques shown in those tutorials.
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