Lines and Dots Spiral Tutorial by Nee Nee Ree Polymer Clay Cane
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
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* Beginner to Intermediate level polymer clay cane tutorial showing from beginning to end how to build the cane that is shown.
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- Includes instructions for making a Skinner blend that was originally developed by Judith Skinner and now used by most polymer clay artists to create color gradients in polymer clay designs
- Finished product is a cane that can be reduced to desired size and sliced (with every slice being almost identical to the rest) and used in an unlimited number of clay projects
Materials needed - 3 blocks of white polymer clay (I used 2 Premo and 1 Souffle) and 2 blocks of black (I used 1 Premo and 1 Souffle)
Tools needed - Acrylic rod, blade, pasta machine
Optional tools - knitting needle, bone folder, extruder with a disc with a tiny round hole
- Instructions are given for exact colors and amounts, but please, please, please, let your creativity be your guide! Use your own colors, modify the design, go wild!!!
- The design for this cane was adapted from the ink and colored pencil drawing I did that is shown at the beginning of the video.
- The pictures of the cane, the drawing, and the video are copyright 2018 by Anita M. Long. However, any canes you make using my instructions and any products you make from those canes are your own work and you are free to use them in any way you choose. Any credit to me for the design and instruction either by name or by tagging me in your social media posts will be appreciated.
I'd love to see your finished canes made from this tutorial and the items you make from them! Send pics to anita@neeneeree.com or tag me in your posts!
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What a treat to get to watch you make this cane. Truly a labor of love and art! THank you!
What a fun tutorial! A bunch of polymer clay artists are getting together to regularly meet, and choosing an online tutorial for us all to follow. It's always fun to see how a group of people can look at the same tutorial and come up with quite varied results! We chose this/your tutorial for our last adventure, and we're posting images of our results at the Facebook page 'Clay ConneCTion'. I just wanted to let you know now much we enjoyed it, and if you wanted to see the results of 8 or so people making this cane. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge.
Debbie Gee Oh wow! That’s awesome! I just went andsent a join request to the group. Can’t wait to see your canes!
Thank you for sharing this technique. I followed along and had success to make a really wonderful design.
Just made a slightly different version of the dots and spirals and I feel compelled to tell you that although I can not slice a cane to save my life, this is what I consider to be my successfully excited cane. I had thought I was just drained to not be a caner and would have to satisfy my clay "addiction" in other forms.... Thanks to your "slow, steady, ridiculously detailed style" as you call it I knew exactly how much clay to use to acheive the desired effects. I have watched a lot of videos and have found some wonderful mentors and tutors out there....but something about the way you go about it resonates with me and gave me the confidence to try something I previously would have thought to be more than I was capable of. I feel like I'm fan girling right now....lol but thank you! You have no idea how much it means to me to know that it'll take some practice but that I am indeed capable of getting the pretty things in my head and my heart out of me and into the clay after all!!!! Not gonna lie....I almost cried a little. THANK YOU, Anita....thank you thank you thank you!!!
Fawn Wolfe You are most welcome and I’m not gonna lie, I almost cried a little too reading your comment. ❤️ You made my day and your cane is beautiful! 😁
Nee Nee Ree, you really think so???
Fawn Wolfe I do!
I laughed ehen you said fast forward a lot lol...thank you for the tutorial!
You have a new fan. This was beautiful. Good luck on your new UA-cam channel and I wish you much success. 🤟🏼🤍
So cool 😎! Turned out beautifully. ❤
Yoohoo, looks at the video in de and then the next dat started myself. Without looking again. And did it!!! Do awesome video, awesome explaining. I love my cane. Thank you for your idea.
Very nice! I love the organic look of it.
I appreciate how you show up a cane with a mistake and then slow us, in your tutorial, how to overcome making that same mistake again. ❤🌷
Omg so pretty
This is the first tutorial of yours I watched and I am really impressed by how clearly you describe what you are doing and that you include the quantities of each color clay at each step so it so much easier to replicate. Thank you!
Valpo is my hometown!!!
The5 Dragons Do you live in Valpo or used to? We moved here 2 years ago.
@@NeeNeeRee I was raised there my brother still lives there and is a Valpo firefighter.
Very nice!!!
Love it !! I must try this :)
Interesting 🦋
This is an awesome cane! I like your style of teaching, and the fact that you don’t try to be absolutely perfect at every stage. I also thought the bullseye cane being extruded into a smaller version was brilliant. I didn’t realise that you could do that. Thank you so much.
Marion Mathews Thank you! The really cool thing about extruding canes is that even canes with a more intricate pattern than a bullseye can be reduced by extruding it- it just makes a little tiny version of whatever the cane looked like before!
Nee Nee Ree , that is so interesting. Thank you for your reply.
Love
PS...I love the whoopee do in the center of the first one. It gives it character all it's own. There are no mistakes in art....😊
Terrific tutorial! Clear instructions and the quality of the video was excellent! One question - what size round extruder disc did you use?
Thank you! Your teaching style is what I need! Keep them coming please!
Such a cool effect you've achieved here, Anita ... love it! The extruded bullseye is awesome. You are a fabulous instructor, so thorough. Thank you! I'm envisioning this in other color combinations already!
"It would be really hard doing this laying down" LOLOL!!
Wonderful cane and terrific video! So cool how much beautiful detail you can get with just black and white. Fabulous!
Love this! Huge fan of anything black and white! Can’t wait to try this one!
it may be long, but look at how gorgeous it is! worth the time ;)
This is a nice cane and I can’t wait to try it. I also appreciate the detail you give us and I don’t mind the length. I don’t want to miss a thing. Thanks for the video.
Pam Andrews I agree wholeheartedly!
Not you laying down! Lol! Fantastic cane! Love it!! Subscribed!
I'm glad I made the other cane first or I would have been. Afraid of this one but it was so much easier than I thought. It only took a little over an hour. I'm going to cover a dainty little teapot with this cane and a red flower accent. Will send pics when done. Beautiful cane and instructing. Thanks again!
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Another wonderful tutorial!!! Look forward to more.
That is absolutely stunning!! I just found you on Instagram and that led me back to UA-cam! I can’t wait to watch your tutorials, please make more soon!
Awesome Cane! Thanks for your tutorials! They are amazing!
Love this cane, gonna try it today! Walnut Hallow extruder is hard to hold on to, I found that if I wrapped the outside of the barrel with a 2" strip of Velcro (the soft fuzzy side) then reinforced with a little bit of duct tape to make it very secure, it made the barrel fatter and much more hand friendly. Also using a thin coat of Vaseline on the rubber washer at the bottom of the plunger helps immensely with extruding.
Melanie, Yeah! Good luck and I’d love to see/hear how it turns out. Great tip on the extruder!
Absolutely stunning result! Such a cool cane, and so well explained. I will definitely have to give this a go soon. Thank you xxx
*J’adore ! Je partage dans mon groupe Facebook et bien sûr je m’abonne 👌🏽. Bravo 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😉*
Absolutely fantastic!!! Thank you!
I love the uniqueness of your canes, I look forward to watching it later. Thank you!!
Clay Girl Thanks! ❤️
Nee Nee Ree Great tip on adding soufflé to undo the stickiness. Great tutorial and the cane came out great!!!
Clay Girl I’d love to see your cane. Could you email me a pic? Anita@neeneeree.com
Nee Nee Ree I was speaking of yours. I was thinking of making it, if I get a chance to I’ll send you a picture.
Clay Girl Lol! Sorry, I misunderstood! 😁
Thank you for the perfect tutorials.
This is just such a well made video. Thank you! I do have a question and I may have missed it but where did you get the half block of black? Did you use 1 and 1/2 blocks of the black for the skinner blend?
This is another fabulous cane - thank you so much. What a good idea to mix some Soufflé in with the Premo...I always find that my thin clay sticks badly so I hope my future fan folded blocks will look a lot better!
Carrie Thanks Carrie! Yes, that’s my favorite attribute of Soufflé! Try it! 🙂
Nee Nee Ree I recently discovered Soufflé for cane-making thanks to Teresa Salgado, and its lack of stickiness is making it a favourite....but I've still needed Premo for its colour range, so it's good to know I can de-stickify it with some Soufflé!
Love this cane!!! So pretty and unique ❤️❤️❤️
Connect your extruder to a drill
A very cool cane! After watching so many struggling with extruders, I was thrilled to see the caulk gun tip. Will it work with the one with the crank handle? That’s the one I have. I love your tutorial....taking us from beginning to end, explaining everything so well....it’s just what I, personally, need. Thanks so much....on my way to subscribe!
Penny Venturino if you mean the extruded with the handle that turns, nope, it won’t work. It only works with an extender with a plunger.
And thanks for your nice comment! 😊
Beautiful, thank you
Beautiful congratulations.
Beautiful!!!!
Grazieeeee è molto bello
Thank you for your tutorial, I did your cane and is coming so beautiful!! I want to send my photo, how can I do?
Paulina's art & craft Wonderful! You can email it to me at anita@neeneeree.com
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