I have been so excited to learn how to create cane. You have made it look so easy. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I look forward to being a member to see what other design cane you do.
Fabulous! Looking forward to the next tutorial as I'm just starting out with polymer clay and other than covering pens I've always wondered what to do with canes! I love your tutorials - best on the web!
WAOUH !!!! c'est juste splendide !!! Vous êtes vraiment une super créatrice avec toujours de merveilleuses idées !!! Même si je ne suis pas sure de tenter de faire la même chose un jour, j'adore regarder vos tutos ! Bravo et merci pour le partage !!!!
Just beautiful Samantha❣️ The colors are gorgeous - I have them on order!! Can’t wait to try this one! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful creative talent with us all❣️
Absolutely beautiful! I can't wait until this weekend when I'll have some free time to finally get back into my studio. Thank you for a wonderful and lovely tutorial, Samantha!
This is an unbelievably beautiful cane. I’m partial to your color selection. The process with using the ikat procedure really added to the effect. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us. As for future flowers...I love them all and I hope to see more. I saw this one marble shaped clay design that used multiple flowers and translucent. The result was amazing. You could see through to the flowers below. No clue how that artist accomplished that. There really seems to be so many things that all of you pc artists can achieve. You’ve taught us so much with such a huge variety of different coloring, processes, and finished pieces. I watch them over and over. About your work surface...did you have a special tile custom made? It seems larger than those at my local Lowe’s or Home Depot. As always, sorry to repeat, thank you so much for such well thought beautiful projects.
I've been binge watching your tutorials and I have to say I'm impressed with the wide range of talent you have. I've been learning so much, as I'm new to the polymer world. Also, I'm interested in joining your patreon "club" but I'm unsure how it works. Please explain,? 🌼🌷
You sign on at any point in the month (the first to fifth is the best time) and are charged access for that month. Every month you'll be charged a set amount to have access to the area. Personally the $15 is the best as you have access to everything I've ever posted (around 200 posts) and a 20% discount to my store. I post three new videos every month and early access to youtube tutorials. Please keep in mind though that you only have access to all of this so long as you're part of the site. Once you end your pledge the access with be cut off.
The $9 or $5 is also a good choice. The $9 gets two tutorials and a 15% discount to my store and the $5 gets one tutorial and a 10% discount to my store.
This method could easily translate into a hibiscus flower. I am curious though how you would do the stamen. Could you please do a tutorial on that? Love your videos, keep them coming!
Very interesting tutorial. You explain it quite well. Thank you for the link to the triangle cutters. Can we use something other than translucent for the cane? I am not ready to buy more translucent and was wondering if I could just use regular white for that part also?
Translucent is the best, but if you have to put another color in I'd go with silver as that's the color that's going to be used with this cane in next weeks tutorial.
Another lovely creation, Samantha. I find myself watching your videos over and over again. I would like to know what surface you use for making clay items. I am a novice and am still trying to figure it all our. Thank you so much for sharing.
How big is it? It seems to be endless from my view point. My next stop will be at the home improvement store! I just can't wait to see what you create next!
Samantha you only cut 6 slices of skinner blend but ended up with what looks like double that . Did you go back and add more ? mine didnt work with just 6 slices
I cut only six pieces so that I could show what I was doing, but I did say after I'd finished demonstrating the stacking that you should continue until you'd used up your skinner blend.
Could you explain why your blend ended up blue one end and purple the other ? , I thought it should of gradiated from purple to blue all in the one petal ? , I’m new to cane making and have watched and watched videos I’m just confused at this one thank you 😘
What a beautiful flower cane Samantha, thank you so much for showing us! By any chance, do you remember which thickness on your pasta machine you rolled out the sheet of white translucent that you wrapped around your cane right before reducing it? I couldn't tell if it was thick or not. Also- do you mind if I ask where you got your white translucent from? If you ordered it, that is. I've only ever seen it a handful of times in craft stores and it is ALWAYS rock hard & crumbly. I've never found Premo white translucent that is even usable, and it's very frustrating. Ok, thank you again.. You truly are the best!
I think it was around 4mm thick. It depends on you if you wanted a thicker translucent boarder or not and doesn't have to be super exact. I buy my translucent white from www.happythings.eu/us/sculpey-premo-accents-white-translucent-5527-57-gr.html polymerclay.com.au/index.php?route=product/search&search=premo%20white%20translucent&description=true Hopefully these places will be of some use.
Trying to make this one, but have some problems with it. When you talk it’s sometimes hard to hear & need some more info on how you stack them- especially the white. Do love your work. ☺️
Beautiful cane, I love your colors and you really do a nice job showing your work. The clay looked very soft when you reduced the flower after adding the translucent clay. How do you keep it from distorting? Do you recommend letting it sit for a period of time before reducing? How long do you let it sit if you do please?
I like to make the translucent wrapped around the cane softer than the cane I've packed. That way the translucent squishes nicely into the gaps and doesn't distort the cane. If the clay is really soft then I'll let it rest about an hour or so.
what you can do to keep your thicknesses even is to get a pack of playing cards and tape them into stacks. 4, 8 and 12 is a good set to start with. You can then use them as spacers, so you would need a minimum set of 2 of each thickness and if you want you can use more than one set on each side ie: tape together two or more lots of 4 cards, end to end so that you can roll longer pieces more easily. You can also use popsicle sticks in the same way.
Nice work, you mention you never wear gloves in your other videos. But I see you do wear them in you clay tutorials why? I'm new to polymer and trying to figure out why most don't wear gloves.
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I have been so excited to learn how to create cane. You have made it look so easy. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I look forward to being a member to see what other design cane you do.
Beautiful, thank you for sharing
You are so talented! I love watching your videos and I am amazed everytime!
this is a beautiful flower. Thank you from a new clay-er.
Fabulous! Looking forward to the next tutorial as I'm just starting out with polymer clay and other than covering pens I've always wondered what to do with canes! I love your tutorials - best on the web!
Brilliant tutorial Samantha - I'm delighted you're going to follow through with a project in the following tutes! Yay! 😁
Gorgeous flower cane! Love the colors!! TFS
Your work is absolutely beautiful. You are very talented. I can’t wait to try to make a pen
This is my favorite color purple and very great
Beautiful flower. I'm gonna try this so. Have it ready for your next tutorial. Thank you Samantha
WAOUH !!!! c'est juste splendide !!! Vous êtes vraiment une super créatrice avec toujours de merveilleuses idées !!! Même si je ne suis pas sure de tenter de faire la même chose un jour, j'adore regarder vos tutos ! Bravo et merci pour le partage !!!!
Just beautiful Samantha❣️ The colors are gorgeous - I have them on order!! Can’t wait to try this one! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful creative talent with us all❣️
You did it again! A wonderful technique! thank you!
Beautiful, as always. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Thank you 😊! Great work and clear instructions.🌺
Awesomely brilliant.
Thank you
Beautiful ! You explain everything so well 💖💖💖
I'm a newbie. Very helpful;)
Beautiful cane!!!
Absolutely beautiful! I can't wait until this weekend when I'll have some free time to finally get back into my studio. Thank you for a wonderful and lovely tutorial, Samantha!
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This is an unbelievably beautiful cane. I’m partial to your color selection. The process with using the ikat procedure really added to the effect. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us. As for future flowers...I love them all and I hope to see more.
I saw this one marble shaped clay design that used multiple flowers and translucent. The result was amazing. You could see through to the flowers below. No clue how that artist accomplished that.
There really seems to be so many things that all of you pc artists can achieve. You’ve taught us so much with such a huge variety of different coloring, processes, and finished pieces. I watch them over and over.
About your work surface...did you have a special tile custom made? It seems larger than those at my local Lowe’s or Home Depot. As always, sorry to repeat, thank you so much for such well thought beautiful projects.
I don't have my tile custom made. It's just one that I found at Bunnings. it's about 16 inches by 10 inches.
Thanks Samantha, you're the best!
Another beautiful tutorial! Can't wait to try it!
great video very useful thanks
I loved this one, would you please consider doing a daffodil cane. They are all in bloom here in the U.K THANK YOU x
love your work as usual. you should try surgical gloves since they come in sizes and don't hang on your fingers. You make everything look so easy
I've been binge watching your tutorials and I have to say I'm impressed with the wide range of talent you have. I've been learning so much, as I'm new to the polymer world. Also, I'm interested in joining your patreon "club" but I'm unsure how it works. Please explain,? 🌼🌷
You sign on at any point in the month (the first to fifth is the best time) and are charged access for that month. Every month you'll be charged a set amount to have access to the area. Personally the $15 is the best as you have access to everything I've ever posted (around 200 posts) and a 20% discount to my store. I post three new videos every month and early access to youtube tutorials.
Please keep in mind though that you only have access to all of this so long as you're part of the site. Once you end your pledge the access with be cut off.
@@JessamaTutorials I'm not sure I can afford that much right now.
The $9 or $5 is also a good choice. The $9 gets two tutorials and a 15% discount to my store and the $5 gets one tutorial and a 10% discount to my store.
Pretty!
Beautiful color combinations great eye 🦋 will have to try with my jewelry makings
Very pretty indeed. Thanks.
Soooo pretty
Beautiful!!!
Thank you very, very pretty.
Beautiful thank you
This method could easily translate into a hibiscus flower. I am curious though how you would do the stamen. Could you please do a tutorial on that? Love your videos, keep them coming!
Yes. It could be used to make a Hibiscus. It would take quite a bit of planning and practice though because that's quite a bit harder than this on. :D
Hope this is ok to post (delete if not), Stephanie Kilgast has a tutorial on hibiscus flowers
ruclips.net/video/vWL8A97JrTo/видео.html
Amazing! Thanks
Really pretty, thank you
Great stuff.
Very interesting tutorial. You explain it quite well. Thank you for the link to the triangle cutters. Can we use something other than translucent for the cane? I am not ready to buy more translucent and was wondering if I could just use regular white for that part also?
Translucent is the best, but if you have to put another color in I'd go with silver as that's the color that's going to be used with this cane in next weeks tutorial.
Absolutely love your tutorials! How much of each color clay did you use? I am a beginner clayer and can never get the amounts correct.
When I make a cane I like to use half a 2 oz block for each color.
Jessama Tutorials thank you! This will be very helpful! Keep showing us your work!
Lovely as always ! ! ! :-D
Beautiful! tfs
Another lovely creation, Samantha. I find myself watching your videos over and over again. I would like to know what surface you use for making clay items. I am a novice and am still trying to figure it all our. Thank you so much for sharing.
How big is it? It seems to be endless from my view point. My next stop will be at the home improvement store! I just can't wait to see what you create next!
It's about 40cm by 25cm
Samantha you only cut 6 slices of skinner blend but ended up with what looks like double that . Did you go back and add more ? mine didnt work with just 6 slices
I cut only six pieces so that I could show what I was doing, but I did say after I'd finished demonstrating the stacking that you should continue until you'd used up your skinner blend.
Could you explain why your blend ended up blue one end and purple the other ? , I thought it should of gradiated from purple to blue all in the one petal ? , I’m new to cane making and have watched and watched videos I’m just confused at this one thank you 😘
Pretty
What a beautiful flower cane Samantha, thank you so much for showing us! By any chance, do you remember which thickness on your pasta machine you rolled out the sheet of white translucent that you wrapped around your cane right before reducing it? I couldn't tell if it was thick or not. Also- do you mind if I ask where you got your white translucent from? If you ordered it, that is. I've only ever seen it a handful of times in craft stores and it is ALWAYS rock hard & crumbly. I've never found Premo white translucent that is even usable, and it's very frustrating. Ok, thank you again.. You truly are the best!
I think it was around 4mm thick. It depends on you if you wanted a thicker translucent boarder or not and doesn't have to be super exact.
I buy my translucent white from
www.happythings.eu/us/sculpey-premo-accents-white-translucent-5527-57-gr.html
polymerclay.com.au/index.php?route=product/search&search=premo%20white%20translucent&description=true
Hopefully these places will be of some use.
That is very helpful- thank you so much!
Trying to make this one, but have some problems with it. When you talk it’s sometimes hard to hear & need some more info on how you stack them- especially the white. Do love your work. ☺️
Beautiful cane, I love your colors and you really do a nice job showing your work. The clay looked very soft when you reduced the flower after adding the translucent clay. How do you keep it from distorting? Do you recommend letting it sit for a period of time before reducing? How long do you let it sit if you do please?
I like to make the translucent wrapped around the cane softer than the cane I've packed. That way the translucent squishes nicely into the gaps and doesn't distort the cane. If the clay is really soft then I'll let it rest about an hour or so.
Jessama Tutorials Thank you for the info, appreciate your reply 😊
Nice
I really want to do this but I don't have a pasta machine, could I use a regular rolling pin and keep measuring?
Sure. A rolling pin works just as well as a pasta machine. It's just quite a bit more work to use.
what you can do to keep your thicknesses even is to get a pack of playing cards and tape them into stacks. 4, 8 and 12 is a good set to start with. You can then use them as spacers, so you would need a minimum set of 2 of each thickness and if you want you can use more than one set on each side ie: tape together two or more lots of 4 cards, end to end so that you can roll longer pieces more easily. You can also use popsicle sticks in the same way.
Nice work, you mention you never wear gloves in your other videos. But I see you do wear them in you clay tutorials why? I'm new to polymer and trying to figure out why most don't wear gloves.
I find gloves uncomfortable, but some times they're necessary.
Where do you get your clay?
Here's a list of all my suppliers. www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-supplier.html
Great technique but why the gloves?
she doesn't want to have fingerprints on her clay I believe.
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Why the gloves they are weird
I had a nasty cut on my finger from cooking and thought the gloves would be less distracting than the cut.
They're not weird, many artists wear gloves. And your comment was extremely rude & uncalled for