Polymer clay canes

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…

In this post you’ll learn five essential tips (plus a bonus!) for making polymer clay canes for beginners.

Chifonie wrote this neat tutorial (English translation) for Parôle de Paté, a great French polymer clay community site. Like a lot of good variants, this one came about because the writer didn̵…

I made so many watermelon and other fruit beads this summer I was looking through my hoarded links for other Fimo fruit canes to play with. Here’s one from a French artist for a kiwi cane. Th…

Sometimes, when I start a project, I carefully plan everything out with sketches and color chips and recipes. Sometimes I just grab some cl...

These canes from PolymerClayWorkshop's Meg Newberg look very convincing. If you're a cane aficionado, this will tickle your fancy. Building the cane with translucent means that thin slices will take on the color of any background clay. Don't yo [...]

375 likes, 12 comments - linzywhiteley on May 25, 2024: "Have you tried making a cane using an extruder? Tell me what you created below! ⬇️ I created this cane using @sculpey_official Soufflé colours. When you’re making canes, it’s best to use colours from one range e.g. all Soufflé, all Sculpey Premo etc because polymer clay consistencies vary from one brand/ range to another. I love using my extruder for canes - it’s so much fun! #polymerclaycane #polymerclaycanes…

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