Polymer Clay Flowers, Skinner Blend Petal Canes with Katie Oskin and B'sue
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Katie Oskin of www.katersacres.com visited B'sue Boutiques today www.bsueboutiques.com to share the rudiments of making these lovely caned petal flowers you will enjoy learning to make. B'sue steps back and lets Katie take the lead as she's a great polymer clay teacher and was so kind to come and see us here in East Palestine to make the video to share with you. All you need is a pasta machine, an acrylic roller, a tissue blade and....POLYMER CLAY! and of course, a toaster oven to bake the finished flowers. THEN the fun really starts as you can use chain, findings, beautiful bead caps and brass stampings from www.bsueboutiques.com to complete your project and turn those beautiful flower components into jewelry you will enjoy wearing for years. Thanks to Katie and well as a nod to Christi Friesen for all she has taught both of us. Why don't YOU come and join us at BOHEMIAN VIBE, a group of polymer clay artists working with a focus on developing new design styles based on vintage looks using polymer clay, brass stampings, found items and fiber! / bohemianvibe #BSue_Boutiques
Love it!beautiful but yet simple to do! Thanks
You’re welcome 😊
I really like the petal canes! As usual - it's not complicated, but the result...! Really feathery. Thank you for sharing and love from Bavaria!
Those are so beautiful, cant wait to try this! Thank you for all your videos B'Sue you make them so fun to watch. Thanks Katie for showing this technique!
That is just fabulous. Am relatively new to using polymer clay, just made some beads and a pendant so far. This have given me some great ideas! Thank you to both of you
So pretty, Katie. I love your intonation when you teach, too.
Fantastic tutorial Katie, you make me feel like I could actually try this, thank you 😊
Thanks for the video and the free tutorial, Katie and B'Sue! Loved it, and think both of you are awesome teachers!!
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Beautiful. I love how you make it your "own" way. That is most impressive, not saying it has to be done this way. making it your own is, to me, what makes a piece beautiful.
Love the video! I enjoy listening & learning. My girls & I got a bunch of polymer clay & I've always thought canes were pretty awesome! But the micro canes are very do-able :) thanks again ladies! Great job xoxo
Enjoyed your Video Kati and B’sue. I may need to try this next
Katie thank you. I m glad you made this video cause I have this tutorial printed out on my desk . I keeps getting put back to the bottom of my list of creations cause I’m scared of falling again. I am terrible with cane. Thanks Katie your my hero.
I love the word "wonky" too Katie! ~ Have been using it for years!! LOL Great video! Thanks for sharing! :)
how fun i just made my first batch of home made porcelain polymer cold and i cant wait to try this
Wow that looks easy. Thank u so much for the tutorial. I thought working with Polymer clay was difficult.
Loved this technique!
I am so bad with RUclips and can't figure out how to save this so It's 5 AM and I am just going to have to make it! Getting out the clay.
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just tried this and yay it looks great but I didn't form mine into petals I made mine into butterfly a wings and made some mini butterflies they look so cute.
Pause before you say ummmm you are a good communicator u don't need to fill silence with uhmmmmm thanks for your lovely videos
So, I just had a question, which probably has a really easy answer. Couldn't you make the bullseye cane longer, slice it in half lengthwise, and then slice both of those once down the middle? Then you already have the shape that you had to create by flattening the pink part.
Hello! I LOVE your tutorial. A couple of questions -- what is the brand name of the stylus set that you use and would I have permission to teach your cane technique to a class I have at my studio?
Beautiful! Was the skinner bullseye made with two colors only in the skinner, then wrapped in purple? Thank you!
DreamingCatStudio I was wondering the same thing. Wish they had responded
That's what it looks like, but it could have been made with three, then wrapped. Don't know.
What was the corn starch for?
Bravissime
Thanks for sharing but yes this cane has been around for many years. I dont know who you would credit for it, I have seen many artists do it.
I love this tutorial but.... I tried it and at the end the last part where the white snake goes in, mine ended up completely in the middle and I noticed where I had cut and connected in the layering split. What happened? Any ideas? Thank you!
Bonjour madame c quoi svp votre poudre dans lequel vous mettez votre bijoux mer svp en français si possible merci
Salut, merci d'avoir regardé. Elle utilise de la fécule de maïs pour cuire la fleur afin qu'elle ne perde pas sa forme. 😊
This doesn’t really look like a skinner blend but a multiple color bullseye sort of cane.
Need a close up
I can't get on the facebook site you posted above
Les mains en gros plan sont un peu trop presente et gache la video