Red Lacewing Butterfly Polymer Clay Cane Tutorial
Вставка
- Опубліковано 25 гру 2020
- This gorgeous Red Lacewing Butterfly is really easy to make with a helping hand and a few hints and tips! It is all about layering to make the picture on the top and create the "lace" effect around the edge. I really hope you enjoy my Red Lacewing Butterfly tutorial! Please like and subscribe to see more in the future.
Tools: Flexible blade, needle tool, acrylic roller, x-acto knife and pasta machine.
Clay: Sculpey Premo in Cadminum Red, Brown Umber, Black and White.
If you like this content, throw me a like, chuck me a subscribe AND THEN come and find me on my other platforms!! 🍀🌸💙✨🦋
I produce one monthly, fully illustrated tutorial on my patreon:
/ midnightbutterflydesigns
Check out my facebook page for more updates:
/ midnightbutterflydesigns
Come and join my free butterfly community:
/ 251035769311301
And stay tuned for some AMAZING NEW THINGS HAPPENING SOON!🍀🌸💙✨🦋
You have been a blessing! I was ask to make a butterfly for a lady turning 94 on her birthday. I have never made a butterfly and thank you for giving me the confidence to make it☮️❤️🦋
Aww that is such a sweet message to see. You are so so welcome. 💜💜
Your attention to detail and then translating that to the techniques of creating this wing is wonderful!
Bonjour votre technique essuperbe je ne connaissais pas merci
Merci beaucoup et merci d’être ici!
I have learned some techniques that are so simple yet ingenious that made me slap my forehead and exclaim “now why didn’t I think of that?!!” Lolol Thanks
Aww thank you!!
No, no! Thank YOU 😊
Amazing! Beautifully done. I hope you can find clay and keep up the good work.
I loved this tutorial it’s not too slow not too fast! Just right thank you it’s amazing 🤩
Thank you so much! 💙
WOW. My chin is still on the floor. That is just gorgeous. Maybe someday I'll be able to do that but I am so new to polymer clay that I think it will take a LONG time before I can do something like this. You have been blessed immensely and I thank you for sharing your blessing with all of us!
Thank you Tori ♥️ I reckon with a little practice, you'll be able to do it 😊😊
Would have love to see it reduced and finished in a full butterfly piece
Sometimes it depends on the amount of time I have to be honest but I'll bear this in mind for future videos - thank you 💙
@@MidnightButterflyDesigns well that makes perfect sense and I do appreciate your time…just guess I get greedy and want it all lol. Thank you for helping me with all your videos
👍👍👍
I love your butterflies! Will you make a Ulysses some time they are so pretty 🦋
Thank you so much! Thank you for the suggestion - I have so many to make 😍
I'd like to see the completed butterfly. Is there a part 2?
Thanks for watching - there isn't a part 2, these are just how to make the cane for the wings currently. I'm taking a break from making videos but there may be full "making the butterfly" videos at some point 😊
Beautiful! Have you ever worked with cane benders and cane caps? If not you should check out Teresa Pandora Salgado. She, like yourself, is an amazing polymer clay artist and has been doing it for years. I aspire to be as good!
I have always meant to get cane caps to be honest - it would save me some waste for sure!! I've seen people use pringle tops for this purpose too. I've never seen cane benders though - I will check it out - thank you!
@@MidnightButterflyDesigns you’re very welcome. Pandora started out using Pringle can lids and the like, however, getting the clay off of that type of plastic can be a nightmare, which is why I’d suggest using acrylic, which is what the caps are made of. Have fun!!!
Quelle est l'épaisseur des ailes de votre papillon. Il est magnifique merci
Une fois terminé, les ailes ont une épaisseur d’environ 1 à 2 mm. J’espère que cela vous aidera! Désolé si mon français est mauvais!
Can you roll these out to pretty small?
Yes you can, to teeny tiny sizes! A lot of people make dolls house size butterflies this way.