Cane tutorial polymer clay

It's been 5 years since I posted my Brocade Cane video tutorial on youTube, so I thought I'd change it round a bit and make a triangular cane rather than...

Sometimes, the best new ideas happen when you mix old ideas (and old canes, for extra credit). This project makes intricate-looking spirals by using very simple base clay canes combined over and ov…

I post these on my facebook page, but I wanted to assemble a few of the best all in one place. For more complex canes, please visit my etsy shop.

A free, step by step guide showing how I use polymer clay canes to make stunning beads and pendants.

See the full free tutorial video at Premo brand: Ultramarine, Turquoise, White. The gold blend recipe can be found here. If you are using your phone, make sure to swipe through so that you can see …

I post these on my facebook page, but I wanted to assemble a few of the best all in one place. For more complex canes, please visit my etsy shop.

Before we start with the explanations, I want to tell you where I got this idea of a polymer clay snowflake cane tutorial. The article with snowflake jewelry for winter was more appreciated than I expected. This tutorial meets your need to create jewelry that has the theme of winter. And the easiest way is to create a

A tile cane is formed basically like a kaleidoscope cane which start with a triangle shaped cane, multiplied by two to create a square cane and then multiplied by four to form a design of a tile. This tutorial presents the steps starting with a triangle shape I drew on a paper as a guide and then forming all its parts while trying to maintain a triangle shaped cane, which is the base for the tile cane. The size of the triangle drawing and the height of the parts will determine the final size…

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 the impression of the light catching the uppermost parts of the flower whilst the rest remains in shadow.