I love your tutorials....I have not started any clay work yet still getting supplies. You are very articulate which helps more than you know for us beginning beginners. Thanks keep the tutorials coming. Pam
I love the easy way you do this. I'm a newbe, and don't have an artistic bone in my body - but you make me feel that I can do it! Thank you so much. Best wishes, Carol
I love how clear and understandable you make your tutorials! I've struggled to get a nice "LONG" skinner blend and you make it soo simple! You de-mystify concepts -like symmetry - so newbies can feel like "real" artists!
Hi Teresa, I can't get enough of your videos/tutorials. I wish you could make one every day (LOL), but I am realistic, I know it's not possible. I look forward to seeing more of your beautiful creations :)
You are amazing! I wish I could create like you do. I never get tired of seeing the "ta daaa" moment when every shape and color come together perfectly. You are awesome!
Ooh fun! Can't wait to get started with my Squarebenders! They are really pleasing to own as well, I love that they are see-through, because that is SO useful for lining them up. :)
I enjoyed watching your video. You're very creative! Could I ask you what your're using as a work surface? It looks like parchment paper. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos....we certainly enjoy them!
Square Benders and Cane Benders make everything so much easier. I really must make a cane like this - I keep saying it but I must sit down and do it! xx
Wonderful invention! Congratulations Teresa... now you can "discover" exagonal shapes or even a "star" shape to make more deep indentations in canes and add intriguing designs!
I've been watching you for years... and I'm sorry it took so long to subscribe! Thank you for showing me so much. I love watching your mind at play! AWESOME pieces! :D
Terrific tutorial, Teresa. Love the details you left in the video--very cohesive. The "benders" are fantastic; so glad I ordered them. Can't wait for the next tute. One question: do you have an idea of what colors/shapes/designs you are going to use to create your canes before you start or do you "fly by the seat of your pants?"
Thank you for the informative tutorial. Would you please make one on making face canes? Also, would you consider making a running rabbit cane? Thanks again
Teresa when you are working with different types of clay, sculpey III pearl and regular sculpey, that for two different lengths of baking time, which one do you use?
When you lengthen your skinner blend, is it down to a medium setting? I know you don't run it thru your pasta machine on the thinnest setting. Just wondering about how thin you go. Thanks for all of the great videos.
I love this video and I love clay I don,t have a clay oven can I use my regular oven to bake them in or do I need to get one of the little clay ovens . Thank you so much your videos are awesome
@@TeresaPandoraSalgado wow am I glad I saw this video and grateful for your help and knowledge because I swear I've literally been watching so many polymer clay tutorial videos and not once have I heard another creator mention that and since I've recently bought some clay to get started making, I'm happy to hear that when blending I can skip the conditioning part. Now can I ask, is it only when you are blending that you can skip conditioning?
I love Souffle for caning. just make sure to let each element cool briefly, assemble your cane and then do the same with the finished cane. it cools quickly. :-)
theblackcatpt using solid rods with hollow tubes for “extruding” and slicing is a clever idea. That’s a different product which I would be happy to recommend if it ever becomes available. Link please?
@@TeresaPandoraSalgado she is out of business now, but the interior part of her piece is pretty much the same as your product. I mentioned it because I have been binge watching caning and mica shifts and somehow ended up on PCTutor and I just saw the video I linked in your other video and I was like "wow, it's pretty close". no harm intended to you (no discredit intended).
I love your tutorials....I have not started any clay work yet still getting supplies. You are very articulate which helps more than you know for us beginning beginners. Thanks keep the tutorials coming. Pam
Thank you kindly, Pam
I love the easy way you do this. I'm a newbe, and don't have an artistic bone in my body - but you make me feel that I can do it! Thank you so much. Best wishes, Carol
I LOVE your videos, Teresa. Your relaxed attitude gives me the confidence that even I can do this. I need both sets of benders.
Thanks! Just email me at Canebenders@gmail.com and I will hook you up, ok?
I love how clear and understandable you make your tutorials! I've struggled to get a nice "LONG" skinner blend and you make it soo simple! You de-mystify concepts -like symmetry - so newbies can feel like "real" artists!
You are a real artist. :-)
Hi Teresa, I can't get enough of your videos/tutorials. I wish you could make one every day (LOL), but I am realistic, I know it's not possible. I look forward to seeing more of your beautiful creations :)
Thank you, how sweet!
you are so clever, i love watching you work and your voice also makes watching you quite relaxing
Thank you, Lee!
You are amazing! I wish I could create like you do. I never get tired of seeing the "ta daaa" moment when every shape and color come together perfectly. You are awesome!
How sweet! Thank you.
Ooh fun! Can't wait to get started with my Squarebenders! They are really pleasing to own as well, I love that they are see-through, because that is SO useful for lining them up. :)
Gorgeous colours, canebenders and Squarebenders are brilliant. Love this tutorial.
Love the cane and love the colors. Can't wait to get my Squarebenders. Thanks again for a great video. It was superb.
This is one of your best videos - at least for me to understand. I just know I could make this if I just had some squarebenders.
I enjoyed watching your video. You're very creative! Could I ask you what your're using as a work surface? It looks like parchment paper. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos....we certainly enjoy them!
Love. You never let us down! Happy playing.
Another great tutorial! Love your colors! Thanks for sharing!
Square Benders and Cane Benders make everything so much easier. I really must make a cane like this - I keep saying it but I must sit down and do it! xx
Wonderful invention! Congratulations Teresa... now you can "discover" exagonal shapes or even a "star" shape to make more deep indentations in canes and add intriguing designs!
I've been watching you for years... and I'm sorry it took so long to subscribe!
Thank you for showing me so much.
I love watching your mind at play! AWESOME pieces! :D
Terrific tutorial, Teresa. Love the details you left in the video--very cohesive. The "benders" are fantastic; so glad I ordered them. Can't wait for the next tute. One question: do you have an idea of what colors/shapes/designs you are going to use to create your canes before you start or do you "fly by the seat of your pants?"
Actually I sketch them, but as the cane progresses they often morphs into something else. :-)
I had them made. You can get them at www.tinypandora.com
I love your tutorials and products!
As always, you do not disappoint. Love the new video and I'm loving my new squarebenders! Thank you for such great instructions. : )
Thank you for the informative tutorial. Would you please make one on making face canes? Also, would you consider making a running rabbit cane?
Thanks again
Teresa when you are working with different types of clay, sculpey III pearl and regular sculpey, that for two different lengths of baking time, which one do you use?
You can go with 275, 30-45 min on most everything.
When you lengthen your skinner blend, is it down to a medium setting? I know you don't run it thru your pasta machine on the thinnest setting. Just wondering about how thin you go. Thanks for all of the great videos.
I love this video and I love clay I don,t have a clay oven can I use my regular oven to bake them in or do I need to get one of the little clay ovens . Thank you so much your videos are awesome
You are Amazing. Watching you work is a magical experience! Not so magical when I do it...lol...😘
where did you get the different size rollers and the square benders?
Beautiful work, as usual!!
thanks so much for the video. I love the extra detail
Thanks, Laura!
Did I hear you correctly, did you say that conditioning isn't necessary when making blends?!?!
Correct. The blending process is adequate conditioning.
@@TeresaPandoraSalgado wow am I glad I saw this video and grateful for your help and knowledge because I swear I've literally been watching so many polymer clay tutorial videos and not once have I heard another creator mention that and since I've recently bought some clay to get started making, I'm happy to hear that when blending I can skip the conditioning part. Now can I ask, is it only when you are blending that you can skip conditioning?
@@zebralauren1 yes.
LOVE AS USUAL. JUST WONDERING WHAT KIND OF MOTER DO YOU USE. MINE BIT THE DUST.
Thanks. It's an Atlas.
This was a great video, until the end. You showed the triangle, but then left us to wonder how you shaped the pieces.
Anthonia Farfalli you're right. I lost a bit in the edit. My apologies.
very cool, love the colors :)
I'm happy you liked it.
isnt the souffle polymer clay too soft for canning or its ok with it ??
I love Souffle for caning. just make sure to let each element cool briefly, assemble your cane and then do the same with the finished cane. it cools quickly. :-)
Ok I will try that ,, thanks alot am happy that you replied ,, greetings from Egypt Sara
+Sara Mustafa Egypt! How Wonderful!
+Teresa Pandora Salgado :) :)
AFTER YOU MAKE A CANE CAN YOU REMEMBER HOW YOU DID IT? dONT KNOW IF i COULD.
Sometimes :-)
I love "the clay is not the boss of us" !
Ann Sterling haaaa!
This is totalt new for me, Wow, i dont know where til begin 😱😱
Thank you soooooo much. Inspiring!
That should be " Happy Claying" !! Spell check demon struck too fast.
Awesome!!! Thank you!!!
Awsome I have a lot to learn💜
So cool!
Like the colors but I guess I have to pay for the tutorial to get the full tutorial, kind of sad
That IS the full tutorial.
I don't understand how you claim to have invented these when in 2014 someone else was selling similar ones on Etsy under the user KTWearableArt ...
theblackcatpt using solid rods with hollow tubes for “extruding” and slicing is a clever idea. That’s a different product which I would be happy to recommend if it ever becomes available. Link please?
@@TeresaPandoraSalgado she is out of business now, but the interior part of her piece is pretty much the same as your product. I mentioned it because I have been binge watching caning and mica shifts and somehow ended up on PCTutor and I just saw the video I linked in your other video and I was like "wow, it's pretty close".
no harm intended to you (no discredit intended).
Ohh I see a scary face in the piece on the left..
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