Your videos are very quickly addictive. Thank you for being so easy to follow and understand. Due to some health issues, I sometimes have issues with critical thinking/following directions, keeping attention span, etc. I haven't had those issues with your videos and that is more of a blessing than you can know. It helps me to not get exhausted quite so quickly and allows me to get more done. Thank you so very much!
Wow thank you Tara for your kind words! I am so happy to hear that our videos have been so helpful for you in your journey with polymer clay!! It means a lot that you would take the time to express your feelings like that.
Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. I love how thoughtful you are when you teach. I hope you do more videos like this--short and inspiring tutorials for creating little works of art! The colors you chose play so well together. You are amazing!
Made a bracelet and earrings and who knows what next. You were right about not over mixing but turned out so pretty and this is so laid back and loads of fun.
I just started polymer clay. and I already love you and I just started watching your videos! I'm only 14 and I have posted some of the things I have made with your help on Facebook I just want to say thank you soo much u are my idol. I love you!!
I just love when you do tutorials! Your love for your work really shines through. I'm like one of your earlier commenters: I tend to giggle along with you, and when my husband looks at me I just say, "What? She's just so cute!" lol
Kelli Wohlgemuth : post a vid on your Channel and paste the link here. Don't forget to edit privacy settings to public and allow us to comment as well! 👍
This is soooo cool. I love it. Wish you lived next door. ha ha ha I am new to the polymer clay world and so far I hafe made quite a few messes. BUT I keep trying. Thank you so much for your wonderful videos.
Love your videos. So pretty, also love how you do step by step instructions 😊, I have been learning a lot from your videos. Also one months ago I purchased the glass mat you have. So excited here, and can't wait to see all your videos. So far saw 20, you are amazing and very tallented. Very funny with great sense of humor. 😊 ♥️♥️
loved the tutorial.. I am a newbie and been watching a lot of videos and really liked this one. just have to get the colors and get started. Love Zinnias too.
What is the graphic glass you r working on with all of the lines and where can I obtain one. I have another made of rubber, bit I n1eed glass/ Would you please let me know? Thanks in advance, ps your tutorial is great!
Nice cute flower! I enjoy your tutorials so much i even laugh with you lol.....my hubby is looking at me like I'm crazy or something just because im watching you and answering when you say doesn't look cool? im like yes it does!!! 😁😁😁
so pretty. Do you have a tutorial on making a ....I'm so new I don't know what to call it. maybe a cane??? I see it around fairy doors alot. like a block pattern. white black white black like little blocks
Hello , I'm from iraq and I'm a big fan in your projects and I take advantage a lot of your tips and increased my love and my passion in the dough workers , but I however unfortunately the fimo clay does not exist in Iraq paste , and I work with a paste porcelain clay but does not serve me to make alot of projects like cane .. please if you can tell me how to do a fimo clay homemade .. Thanks for your time
Hello, I have a suggestion for a product review? A halogen toaster oven, I hear they can work decently well for polymer clay if the top is a metal one.
I love the Zinnia flower with all it's vibrant colours. And I love this cane. Question...is there a way to get the same finish look (depth) without using the UV resin? Thank you, Cindy and Doug for another fabulous video tutorial. (Gotta remember the camera man, right?) :D
I've been having a LOT of trouble recently with small cracks all over any pieces I make. I make 5" scale figures that have separate moving parts that are assembled after they cool down. They are made of premo and I really love the stuff, but I have no clue what I'm doing wrong. This has be going on for almost a year now. I don't know whether it's a lack of plasticizers, too many plasticizers, bad/not enough conditioning, not letting them bake long enough, etc. It's been really depressing to work on a figure for a day and find out an hour later that it was destined to crack. Any and all help would be appreciated. Thank you.
I Love your videos, I have been trying to learn polymer clay tennis for the longest time. My biggest challenge is the fact that I can only use one hand as a result of a stroke when I was 26.For instance, lately I have been using your teardrop technique and when it comes to holding the clay when it's going down the pasta machine is tends to go sideways so I stop, sorta move it back with my good hand but that usually tears my clay.Do you have any ideas on how to do this without it tearing?
just discovered your channel & subscribed.. This is really cool :) I have been collecting polymer clay and buying a lot of the tools etc for over a year now, but I didn't have an oven until a couple of days ago XD I'm really excited to finally start making stuff :)
Cindy I just did this cane thanks so much it's so kool I do have a question I tried silk screen with Mica powder but I'm having trouble with the Mica powder after its baked it wants to rub off... When i go and put the varathane over it it comes off what am I doing wrong
It is probably just that some of the powder is still lose and not really stuck to the clay. Does the pattern completely come off or is there just a little powder coming off into the glaze? You could try dusting off the excess before glazing. Or you could lay a sheet of parchment over the clay and make sure it is embedded into the clay better before baking.
Hi Cindy, thank you for bringing such lovely videos. I attempted the zinnia cane using soufflé. I made a thin flat piece. Would you recommend sanding and buffing or not? Thank you !
Hi there, thanks for asking! I can definitely help... the way we help people with their clay issues is for you to go to www.pctblurt.com and post your videos, photos and or comments. I collect those 'Blurts' and share some every week LIVE on my Facebook LIVE Q&A Broadcast on our FB Page. facebook.com/polymerclay Wednesdays at 12:00 NOON Pacific time. It's a great way for you to get your answers and for others to learn from each other. Hope to see your Blurts!
Here's the video for that: ua-cam.com/video/9XjSchhX7Q4/v-deo.html There are many more on this subject in our channel as well, so make sure to check those out.
I'm so glad you use small amounts of clay
These make the most beautiful autumn leaves!
OMG you are so right! Just by changing the shape to a leaf instead of a circle, it would make the perfect Fall leaf! Thanks for sharing that tip!
Your videos are very quickly addictive. Thank you for being so easy to follow and understand. Due to some health issues, I sometimes have issues with critical thinking/following directions, keeping attention span, etc. I haven't had those issues with your videos and that is more of a blessing than you can know. It helps me to not get exhausted quite so quickly and allows me to get more done. Thank you so very much!
Wow thank you Tara for your kind words! I am so happy to hear that our videos have been so helpful for you in your journey with polymer clay!! It means a lot that you would take the time to express your feelings like that.
That's gorgeous. Been looking for something different. Thank you for sharing your talents
What a great tut. I loved the zinnia.
I love the way you love what you do! I get a kick out of hearing you laugh. That is what life should be like! You are great!
Thanks so much for saying that Leetzanna Royalla! I do love what I do and I am glad that comes across! :)
Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. I love how thoughtful you are when you teach. I hope you do more videos like this--short and inspiring tutorials for creating little works of art! The colors you chose play so well together. You are amazing!
Made a bracelet and earrings and who knows what next. You were right about not over mixing but turned out so pretty and this is so laid back and loads of fun.
My absolute favorite flowers! Thanks for presenting this.
You're welcome Jane! It is such a hppy flower isn't it!
I just started polymer clay. and I already love you and I just started watching your videos! I'm only 14 and I have posted some of the things I have made with your help on Facebook I just want to say thank you soo much u are my idol. I love you!!
That is a very sweet thing to say Mackenzie! Glad you are learning so much from the videos! :)
Beautiful . Please show us some more flour canes. love to see them.
Thank you! Glad you liked it! 💖
Cindy, I don't do any caning, but this is spectacular and I think I could actually do it!
You definitely can Cheryl. Go for it!
I love zinnias, thanks so much for sharing! Love this beautiful easy tutorial!
I love to watch this tutorial. I've watched it several times. I think it's cute when you say Chrysanthemum. lol
I just love when you do tutorials! Your love for your work really shines through. I'm like one of your earlier commenters: I tend to giggle along with you, and when my husband looks at me I just say, "What? She's just so cute!" lol
Thanks Wendi! Happy that I can get you to giggle! :)
i love the way that you teaching, very clear to understand.thanks for the tutorial God bless you
Oh this was an excellent tutorial. I tried a rainbow zenia. Here's how they turned out
Well I can't figure out how to show you a photo of it
Kelli Wohlgemuth : post a vid on your Channel and paste the link here. Don't forget to edit privacy settings to public and allow us to comment as well! 👍
This is soooo cool. I love it. Wish you lived next door. ha ha ha I am new to the polymer clay world and so far I hafe made quite a few messes. BUT I keep trying. Thank you so much for your wonderful videos.
Fantastic cane. Thanks for sharing yet another wonderful technique.
You are very welcome Michelle!
Impressive! Your videos are so well done. A very clever husband and wife team. Thank you!
Love your videos. So pretty, also love how you do step by step instructions 😊, I have been learning a lot from your videos. Also one months ago I purchased the glass mat you have. So excited here, and can't wait to see all your videos. So far saw 20, you are amazing and very tallented. Very funny with great sense of humor. 😊 ♥️♥️
You are an absolute genius, your videos are incredible helpful for a newbie clayer like myself!
great tutorial as usual Cindy!
I love your videos, I'm new to making clay items so I have lots to learn and your videos help me so much. Thank you so much. x
Thank you! :)
I just did this and it turned out amazing! Thank you! :)
Fantastic.. Looking forward to the new site.
Thanks... me too!
Very pretty! I can't wait to try this! ❤️
Have fun!
Thank you! Did a rainbow and silver mix! Stunning!
Love,love,love that combination the beautiful pieces!!
Great tut. I am going to try this.
Thanks Cindy! Great tutorial!
Glad you liked it Beverly!
loved the tutorial.. I am a newbie and been watching a lot of videos and really liked this one. just have to get the colors and get started. Love Zinnias too.
Thanks for the lovely words! Have fun with the tutorial!! 💖💖💖
I’m new to polyclay and bought a very soft clay as my first batch of clay, not knowing there were different types. Do canes work with softer clay?
LOVED THIS TUTORIAL. REALLY WANT TO TRY THIS!!!!!
What is the graphic glass you r working on with all of the lines and where can I obtain one. I have another made of rubber, bit I n1eed glass/ Would you please let me know? Thanks in advance, ps your tutorial is great!
I would really like to know your finish on your pendants? Is it resin?
Those flowers look so pretty! xx
Thanks Valerie!
Nice cute flower! I enjoy your tutorials so much i even laugh with you lol.....my hubby is looking at me like I'm crazy or something just because im watching you and answering when you say doesn't look cool? im like yes it does!!! 😁😁😁
Yeah there is more than one husband out there that thinks their wife is crazy when they laugh at and talk to the screen! :)
Thanks Cindy this reminds me of a cross section of wood/tree. Have you done a video like that?
10 thumbs up!!! You are sooo talented!! thank you for taking the time to show these great technics to us!! blessings always!
You are more than welcome! Thanks for commenting!
I love this!!! How do you cut your shapes for earrings? Do you have a cutter and where do you buy your shape cutters? Thank you so much.
Beautiful flower!!!
Thanks! :)
Please could you show how to make a protea flower cane?
Love, love this. Must give it a try.
I love it. I think I will use it on my next project.
Sounds awesome Fernanda!
so pretty. Do you have a tutorial on making a ....I'm so new I don't know what to call it. maybe a cane??? I see it around fairy doors alot. like a block pattern. white black white black like little blocks
Wonderful tutorial Cindy, thank you!!
I really liked the card it made such a pretty edge. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Great video, ready to try this out. Love the colors. Thanks for sharing!
pls do more canes. lov ur work tfs
Thanks for sharing this beautiful cane!
You are welcome Yva!
So pretty 😍. Thank you 😊.
great tut, altho would like you to have shown adding resin final coat.
Another great tutorial 👍🏻
How thinly did you roll this out for the final time before cutting and baking? Thanks!
Magnificent ! may i know what makes the clay smooth and glossy like this ? i mean what coat or spray you use plz. ?
Hello , I'm from iraq and I'm a big fan in your projects and I take advantage a lot of your tips and increased my love and my passion in the dough workers , but I however unfortunately the fimo clay does not exist in Iraq paste , and I work with a paste porcelain clay but does not serve me to make alot of projects like cane .. please if you can tell me how to do a fimo clay homemade .. Thanks for your time
Love, love, LOVE it! So gorgeous!
I just got done doing this technique. OMG!! Thank you for the tutorial. It turned out awesome
Terrific tutorial!
I have now made this cane and it came out just like yours! I am soooo happy!
amazing cane! I was wondering how you make your pieces so shiny! I do apologise if you already showed how in a video!
UV Resin. Here's the video: ua-cam.com/video/9XjSchhX7Q4/v-deo.html
Stunning!
Hello, I have a suggestion for a product review? A halogen toaster oven, I hear they can work decently well for polymer clay if the top is a metal one.
Thank you for the suggestion Reyaria!
So cool! Gorgeous
Loved your tut!
Wonderful technique! I absolutely love your videos :) You're adorable!
I love the Zinnia flower with all it's vibrant colours. And I love this cane. Question...is there a way to get the same finish look (depth) without using the UV resin? Thank you, Cindy and Doug for another fabulous video tutorial. (Gotta remember the camera man, right?) :D
Resin is the best way to get that thick glassy look. You can also use liquid clays, and glazes but it won't be as thick or as clear.
This was wonderful. Thank you.
Thank you!
Where did you get those plastic containers that you have your clay stored in? I’m just staring to learn so your videos have been so helpful.
I got mine at Canadian Tire, but you can find them here on Amazon (**Affiliate Link) amzn.to/2p3bbhO
Awesome video. Thanks so much.
beautiful
I've been having a LOT of trouble recently with small cracks all over any pieces I make. I make 5" scale figures that have separate moving parts that are assembled after they cool down. They are made of premo and I really love the stuff, but I have no clue what I'm doing wrong. This has be going on for almost a year now. I don't know whether it's a lack of plasticizers, too many plasticizers, bad/not enough conditioning, not letting them bake long enough, etc. It's been really depressing to work on a figure for a day and find out an hour later that it was destined to crack. Any and all help would be appreciated. Thank you.
Wow! I love this! TFS!
I Love your videos, I have been trying to learn polymer clay tennis for the longest time. My biggest challenge is the fact that I can only use one hand as a result of a stroke when I was 26.For instance, lately I have been using your teardrop technique and when it comes to holding the clay when it's going down the pasta machine is tends to go sideways so I stop, sorta move it back with my good hand but that usually tears my clay.Do you have any ideas on how to do this without it tearing?
just discovered your channel & subscribed.. This is really cool :) I have been collecting polymer clay and buying a lot of the tools etc for over a year now, but I didn't have an oven until a couple of days ago XD I'm really excited to finally start making stuff :)
Welcome to the crazy world of polymer clay!
Cindy I just did this cane thanks so much it's so kool I do have a question I tried silk screen with Mica powder but I'm having trouble with the Mica powder after its baked it wants to rub off... When i go and put the varathane over it it comes off what am I doing wrong
It is probably just that some of the powder is still lose and not really stuck to the clay. Does the pattern completely come off or is there just a little powder coming off into the glaze? You could try dusting off the excess before glazing. Or you could lay a sheet of parchment over the clay and make sure it is embedded into the clay better before baking.
Hi Cindy, thank you for bringing such lovely videos. I attempted the zinnia cane using soufflé. I made a thin flat piece. Would you recommend sanding and buffing or not? Thank you !
i love the finished pendant and i would really like to make one i was wondering what you use for your glaze.
Thank you! I used the UV Resin in this video ua-cam.com/video/9XjSchhX7Q4/v-deo.html
Love your tutorial ~Thank you!
I have been having trouble figuring out a couple of canes, if I sent u pics could u give me some advice?💐
Hi there, thanks for asking! I can definitely help... the way we help people with their clay issues is for you to go to www.pctblurt.com and post your videos, photos and or comments. I collect those 'Blurts' and share some every week LIVE on my Facebook LIVE Q&A Broadcast on our FB Page. facebook.com/polymerclay Wednesdays at 12:00 NOON Pacific time. It's a great way for you to get your answers and for others to learn from each other. Hope to see your Blurts!
WOW thank you so very much. I just love this.
That is very pretty
Thanks!
Cette cane est absolument magnifique ! ♥♥♥
Merci! :)
Very useful! Thank you
thank You Cindy, this was great!
So beautiful! Thank you for sharing this technique with us, It's stunning!
That's great to hear! Thanks for commenting!
Very cool!
Thank you so much, this is beautiful.
Glad you liked it Nicole!
How did you get the finished triangles done
I'm not sure what you are asking Donna.
Beautiful! loved it. Did you use resin at the end? How did you make it such shiny? thanks
UV Resin. I have a video on it in my channel if you want to check it out
I'm unable to create skinner blends it becomes messy. Please help.
Watch this video:ua-cam.com/video/nLAfFTcfSA8/v-deo.html
how did u add the resin on top of ur pieces to make it look so shiny?
Here's the video for that: ua-cam.com/video/9XjSchhX7Q4/v-deo.html There are many more on this subject in our channel as well, so make sure to check those out.
+PolymerClayTutor thanx a lot...hugs from India.. xxx
Marvelous - thank you!
Beautiful! You're the BEST! Thank you so much!
Thanks Joannie! That's a lovely thing to say!
+PolymerClayTutor YOUR THE BEST AT CLAY POLYMERCLAYTUTOR IS NUMBER 1!
Than you claymaster101!
*Thank
+PolymerClayTutor no problem your better than anyone :3
Lovely!!
Awesome! Thank you
Would like to see a poppy.
Very nice!
Thanks!
Amazing❤❤❤
This is so lovely !!! Thanks for sharing ;-)
Thanks for saying so Christina!