I love this video! I’ve watched many times. I didn’t do well with my first canes but this is so much fun to watch! I won’t give up with polymer clay! Even Stephanie said, there’s no reason to hold us back in polymer clay, tools can be toothpicks, razor blades etc. I love Stephanie’s channel!
Thank you for showing the citrus cane! The grapefruit looks beautiful and highly realistic. Your videos are inspiring and I appreciate you making and sharing them.
I sell a lot of polymer clay ( i also use it) so if this helps people.... The harder/firmer to work with brands (best for caning etc) are kato (which cannot be mixed with other brands), fimo professional, fimo soft and then maybe primo for simple stuff. For general stuff (such as jewellery making or small sculptures) i would recommend fimo, fimo professional, and premo, sculpey souflee and cernit. Generally I only recommend pardo for speciality translucent jewellery making. For sculpey 3, sculpey original, and fimo air dry etc are great for crafts (and kids) for times that the work doesn't require much strength or detail work.
Trop bien fait!! ♥ C'est mieux de fabriqué soit même les cannes que de les acheter!! Grâce à Mme Patachou j'ai pu te découvrir et c'est super ce que tu fais, j'adore!! ♥♥♥♥
c'est géniale votre travail est fantastique! j'ai découvert votre chaîne sur celle de winh8 dans un commentaire qui menait a votre personnage qui a les cheveux noir frisé depuis je suivre vos vidéos et elles sont toutes plus belle les unes que les autres! vous êtes un génie! !!!!!
I don't have a pasta press. After trying my first cane, I see it was necessary. I tried another technique for citrus, but when I get my press, I will use this method, as it looks much easier.. Thank you for the demonstration.
Je viens de découvrir ta chaîne grâce à Portes Bonheur sur Facebook! Abbonnement confirmé! :D J'adore ton vidéo sur les champignons sur un morceau d'écorce-très inspirant!!!
Thanks Stephanie for sharing videos. Your works are just awesome. as a beginner I have some questions. where do you bake the clay? is it a microwave, or oven? and how long do you bake them normally?
Hi Stephanie. I see you are in South Africa. So am I, I have never seen this brand of clay Staedtler makes and they don't have it on their website. are you still able to buy it?
Really really enjoying your videos and I've been looking for a new art form to try so you've inspired me to buy some clay and give this a go! Thanking you :)
Stephanie thank you for this tutorial, I made my triangle but when I started to reduce it, all the clay got mixed and lose its shape... I think it was too hot, too squeeze... I hope you can give me another tip. Thank you so much.
I never had issues with caning, however I talked about that with a friend recently, and some people reduce too fast. You really want to push the clay from all around slowly and reduce it to the right size. Heat shouldn't be an issue.
Oh my gosh, this is beautiful! I've been following your blog since 2014, I think, it is what inspired me to start miniature food art and I am so glad you have also made some videos. Your new non-food miniatures are wonderful too! :)
what kind of material do you make the mold with? by the way your work is way more awesome and I believe it deserves millions of views. Amazing channel. Subscribed!
Hi there, new subscriber here and have a question, hope it's okay to ask. At 4:00 mark you make a mould out of blue clay. My question is, do you bake it before using it? Thanks in advance for any help you can give a newbie, I so badly want to try your tutorial.
+Stephanie K. PetitPlat I know I just wanted a place to start so i get a feel for the time. Its so intimidating because im scare i will underbake it or overbake it.
Never apologize for rain. The sound of rain is beautiful!
stancexpunks I agree 💯 🥰
Always that wonderful realization that eventually those blobs of clay become tiny real things!
it's the fun part of sculpting :)
I love this video! I’ve watched many times. I didn’t do well with my first canes but this is so much fun to watch! I won’t give up with polymer clay! Even Stephanie said, there’s no reason to hold us back in polymer clay, tools can be toothpicks, razor blades etc. I love Stephanie’s channel!
The colors are so very lovely and the texture looks so realistic, it looks like it took a really long time to do. So perfect for summer🍊
making a cane is always a bit tedious, but it keeps in good shape for a few months :) thanks!
Thank you for showing the citrus cane! The grapefruit looks beautiful and highly realistic. Your videos are inspiring and I appreciate you making and sharing them.
glad you enjoyed it :)
There's something about your voice that is so soothing!
Its the back round music trust me go back to this video and see
Love watching you videos and the voiceovers. You have a very soothing voice.
wow that is the best fruit cane i ever seen i have to trie it
Wow the fruit is beautiful
🎉Great video. Thanks for sharing 😊
C'est absolument magnifique ! J'aime beaucoup les quartiers de pamplemousse, et les fruits en eux-mêmes sont tellement réalistes ! 😊🍊
je sais pas si elle a compris ce que tu as dit mais en traducteur français anglais sinon
+soso création Stéphanie Kilgast est française
merci! :)
A ok parce quel parler anglais c'était pour sa voila
上手！綺麗✨
good！Beautiful💚
I sell a lot of polymer clay ( i also use it) so if this helps people....
The harder/firmer to work with brands (best for caning etc) are kato (which cannot be mixed with other brands), fimo professional, fimo soft and then maybe primo for simple stuff.
For general stuff (such as jewellery making or small sculptures) i would recommend fimo, fimo professional, and premo, sculpey souflee and cernit.
Generally I only recommend pardo for speciality translucent jewellery making.
For sculpey 3, sculpey original, and fimo air dry etc are great for crafts (and kids) for times that the work doesn't require much strength or detail work.
Wonderful; I loved this!!!
j'admire vraiment ce que tu fais c'est magnifique c'est super réaliste ,ne change pas!
merci beaucoup!
+Stephanie K. PetitPlat can u do a video on making wedding cakes
I'm sorry, I don't take requests for now.
Trop bien fait!! ♥ C'est mieux de fabriqué soit même les cannes que de les acheter!!
Grâce à Mme Patachou j'ai pu te découvrir et c'est super ce que tu fais, j'adore!! ♥♥♥♥
ah oui? elle a parlé de moi récemment? et merci! :)
merci! :)
You are very talented.
Ooh your citruses are my favourite, the first work of yours I ever saw was your mandarins and I'm so in love with your fruits
thank you so much ^^
Great tutorial Stephanie
glad you liked it :)
Oh my god, I'd never seen that "reducing" trick before. C'est incroyable !
c'est une technique courante de la pâte polymère qui vient du verre, la technique millefiori. :)
c'est super joli! tu explique super bien parce que tous les youtubeurs que je regarde raconte tout très vite . merci !
+Aria Runnoo super! Et merci ^^
SUPER CUTE!!!
I have no plans to make these, I just like watching 😅
Looks so real!!
it's just amazing and I love to see more of these
I really like how you explain the process. It turned out really cute and realistic ^^
glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice, so pretty and so summery.
That's insane.. beyond awesome!
I love your accent and you’re an amazing artist!!!
Omg so cute congrats
c'est géniale votre travail est fantastique! j'ai découvert votre chaîne sur celle de winh8 dans un commentaire qui menait a votre personnage qui a les cheveux noir frisé depuis je suivre vos vidéos et elles sont toutes plus belle les unes que les autres! vous êtes un génie! !!!!!
parcours intéressant pour arriver jusqu'à ma chaîne :D et merci!
You are fantastic! Again!!
thank you so much !
Thanks for all I got one of your books and I follow you thanks for all BEAUTIFUL things you made me do I enjoy this sooooooo much thanks
Great video
wow
youre so creative
Super!
My favorite polymer clay video
I don't have a pasta press. After trying my first cane, I see it was necessary. I tried another technique for citrus, but when I get my press, I will use this method, as it looks much easier.. Thank you for the demonstration.
You're welcome!
Awsome😀😀😀 keep it up but how did you made the oranges
Awesome tutorial!! The outcome looks so realistic, it's fantastic!!
glad you liked it ^^
I wonder.. How clay grape fruits are looking so pulpy and tender..
U proved again u r fab...
Je viens de découvrir ta chaîne grâce à Portes Bonheur sur Facebook! Abbonnement confirmé! :D J'adore ton vidéo sur les champignons sur un morceau d'écorce-très inspirant!!!
J'en suis ravie :) je travaille sur d'autres champignons en ce moment, une vidéo devrait arriver bientôt :)
i love that design!💕👍
thank you :)
I really enjoyed the voice over and I thought the voice over was great - keep up the good work.
It looks lovely and you voiceover is great :D
thank you :D
I love all your videos you are very talented and you sound like a nice person :)
hehe, glad you feel that way! ^^
That’s beautiful !!
I love it very much♡♡♡
thank you :)
merci à toi et bravo pour ton talent c'est vraiment bluffant!
merci!
awesome job. I love it
Awesome.. It's so very cute. Love it!
+Creative Craftworks thank you 😊
Oh my god. It look so realistic. I just love it 😁😱❤️
thank you!
je veux en manger 😍😍
c trop bien fait 😇
merci!
+Stephanie K. PetitPlat De rien
Wow so realistic! 👍🏻
Hey omg I love you vidssss!!!!!😍😍😍
que trabajo tan hermoso. Me encantan tus videos =)
gracias ^^
You are really good!
+Jessica Gurney thank you 😊
THESE ARE SO CUTE
I've seen just a few of your videos and they are lovely. You're so talented. It's awesome!!
thank you so much!
Thanks. Great job.
Sieht echt fantastisch aus, Wie immer! Ich verstehe nicht wie man da einen daumen runter geben kann😕
danke :) es gibt immer wütende Leute :)
+Stephanie K. PetitPlat die sind wohl wütend weil sie nicht so tallentiert sind wie du ;)
Thanks Stephanie for sharing videos. Your works are just awesome. as a beginner I have some questions. where do you bake the clay? is it a microwave, or oven? and how long do you bake them normally?
polymer clay always has to be cured in the oven. And I bake for about 40 minutes.
Hi Stephanie. I see you are in South Africa. So am I, I have never seen this brand of clay Staedtler makes and they don't have it on their website. are you still able to buy it?
Mais ça m'énerve c'est trop beau !!!roooo
I want your skills!!!! I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!
Practice, practice, practice :D and glad you do!
so adorable and realistic!!
Video was great
thanks!
fantastic! I love the process:)
glad you do! ^^
Amazing
Really really enjoying your videos and I've been looking for a new art form to try so you've inspired me to buy some clay and give this a go! Thanking you :)
Stephanie thank you for this tutorial, I made my triangle but when I started to reduce it, all the clay got mixed and lose its shape... I think it was too hot, too squeeze... I hope you can give me another tip. Thank you so much.
I never had issues with caning, however I talked about that with a friend recently, and some people reduce too fast. You really want to push the clay from all around slowly and reduce it to the right size.
Heat shouldn't be an issue.
@@stephanie.kilgast Thank you!
Great video, I learned alot. Thank you.
What blue mold stuff do you use?
That you can also bake?
Can you use that mold more than once?
+Zero Wolf I use a two part silicone mold. The one I use is siligum from gedeo. And yes you can bake the mold.
How do you stop your clay from getting dusty??? P.s you're amazing and I absolutely adore your work!!❤️💛💚💙💜
Lola Summers wipe it with alcohol or acetone
Oh my gosh, this is beautiful! I've been following your blog since 2014, I think, it is what inspired me to start miniature food art and I am so glad you have also made some videos. Your new non-food miniatures are wonderful too! :)
what kind of material do you make the mold with?
by the way your work is way more awesome and I believe it deserves millions of views. Amazing channel. Subscribed!
I'm using a two part silicone mold : siligum from gedeo
And thank you so much!
+Stephanie K. PetitPlat oh thank you very much :)
stephanie .very good.thank up
Hi there, new subscriber here and have a question, hope it's okay to ask.
At 4:00 mark you make a mould out of blue clay. My question is, do you bake it before using it?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give a newbie, I so badly want to try your tutorial.
This is magic for me
I
must
try
this
soon
New subscriber! Thank you so much for sharing!
They look so real and juicy :). I love the rain, holy water from heaven!!!
You'd make a great TV star
probably not, but thanks :D
+Stephanie K. PetitPlat check out Hello San Jose
Great tutorial!
thanks!
I blinked and it reduced from 3 inches to like 10. How did you make the first slice like that?
Great!!
Super !!! bravo :)
merci :)
wow cute >o< it's the same idea for handmade candy~~ ^_^ i love it!!
Can you put baking times? like how long and what degree? This tutorial was amazing! Thank you for showing us :D
temperature and baking time depends on the brand you are using
+Stephanie K. PetitPlat I know I just wanted a place to start so i get a feel for the time. Its so intimidating because im scare i will underbake it or overbake it.
For fimo, I usually bake 30 minutes at 120-130°C
the reducing is how you make multiple tiny candies too :D weird since I recently started watching those kinds of videos too
I’m obsessed with mini stuff, this is amazing for decor in mini display houses! Where do you buy the materials?
R A from ebay
I liked your vid.
ICH. LIEBE. DIESES. VIDEO. es ist einfach nur super, vor allem weil Sie eine andere Technik zeigen. weiter so :D
Hehe, freut mich! :)
Stephanie Kilgast // PetitPlat also bist du Deutsche? Du kannst mega englisch!
so beautiful!!!
why did the bowl not adhere to the mold when you baked it? is it a different clay?
❤️❤️❤️
How do you make the blue colored molds?
with what material?
to be able to take the plate out of the mold
je veux en manger 😍😍
I love every single one of your videos. Amazing talent!!! Congratulations!
thank you so much :)
Do you use blue silicone to make your molds?
it's a two part silicone mold.
great I love it ♡♡♡
Thank you so much; this looks amazing!