I love caning. There is something magical about taking a package or few of clay and create a picture inside. I adore caning with soufflé. It doesn’t get sticky when it gets soft so it’s still easy to work with. But I rarely ever reduce for at least 24 hours unless I really freeze it hard then let it come back to thawed but firm. Your tile cane turned out very pretty. I have a weakness for all things delft or delft reminiscent.
Thank you so much for sharing your talent!!! I'm extremely grateful I came across your tutorial...(after two months)...your the first artist to show us that the next to last reduction should be cut into 4 pieces!!!! I actually gave up and thought I would try just " one more time"! Thank you!!!😊
Suppose you used white clay for a kiln instead of polymer clay. If you mix glaze (color) into the clay, you will have clay of different colors. If you make the canes bigger, you could make full size dinner plates and use them in the kitchen for eating breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner.
Have you ever made a cane before? What did it look like? What are your favorite colors to use? Are you going to try making a cane now?
Omg.ur talent is not from this world.....so soothing to see the whole process..thnku for such great tutorial
It’s unbelievable! I can’t understand how do you came up with those ideas 💡
isn't she so talented?
I love caning. There is something magical about taking a package or few of clay and create a picture inside. I adore caning with soufflé. It doesn’t get sticky when it gets soft so it’s still easy to work with. But I rarely ever reduce for at least 24 hours unless I really freeze it hard then let it come back to thawed but firm. Your tile cane turned out very pretty. I have a weakness for all things delft or delft reminiscent.
Thank you so much for sharing your talent!!! I'm extremely grateful I came across your tutorial...(after two months)...your the first artist to show us that the next to last reduction should be cut into 4 pieces!!!! I actually gave up and thought I would try just " one more time"! Thank you!!!😊
You are so welcome!
Really pretty
Very pretty
Thank you!
Very pretty, thank you
Thanks!!!
This was really informative, I have a clay extruder and it didn't occur to me to use it for caning purposes.
Yes! Using them for canes is a great way to utilize the extruder. Glad you found it helpful!
Suppose you used white clay for a kiln instead of polymer clay. If you mix glaze (color) into the clay, you will have clay of different colors. If you make the canes bigger, you could make full size dinner plates and use them in the kitchen for eating breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner.
a neat idea! not sure if it would work in practice as I am not a potter, but a cool thought anyways!
I am speechless 🙊 You are so talented 👍😍
Thanks 👏🏼👏🏼 she is!
Thank you so much of your sharing! That’s is so useful.💕
You are so welcome!
Great tutorial! ❤
Спасибо за мастер-класс!💖💖💖
thanks
Wow ❤ what is the name of her video please I would like to learn more that was very cool how she did that
از چه نوع خمیری استفاده میکنید اسمشو بفرمائید ممنون هنرمندی خلاق هستین بسیار زیبا❤
Wow!!
so pretty, right?!
Hi! Did you happen to make a video on mixing colors of clay? (:
What was the slicing tool she mentioned?
Very pretty but looked complicated
yes, definitely a more advanced polymer clay earring project that's for sure