Make a Polymer Clay Feather Cane - Watch Along - Speed Build

[@racheldavis5229]

I love that everything isn't perfect and symmetrical at every single step. There are rips and fingerprints and thin spots. I feel so SEEN by this! And yet it still turns out beautiful. I've only been doing clay for about a month and I need to learn to be more accepting of the imperfections. Thanks for not editing it to perfection. It's much less intimidating this way.

[@Tooaquarius]

I try not to cut all the cringey parts out because, honestly, they won't matter as long as most of it's good, most of the time. I find consistent Okayness is a MUCH BETTER strategy than sometimes perfect. At least if you need stuff done without tears.

[@debbiegaines1362]

Loved your tutorial, it answered a few questions that I had.

[@franedwards5393]

You have certainly simplified the DKato feather cane...thank you.

[@Tooaquarius]

It's a great cane. And the first few times I did it, I got a bit lost and made really lovely scrap.

[@KathyWeaver5757]

Thanks, Elaine. Another great tutorial!

[@Tooaquarius]

Thanks so much!

[@joyceengland8781]

Great video. Thanks.

[@Tooaquarius]

Thanks!

[@leonanelson2444]

Wow I love it, thank you very much

[@Tooaquarius]

Thanks!

[@shellybeals2806]

Love the feather cane, you make it look easy 😊💗👏🏻 Thank you

[@Tooaquarius]

Thanks! You should have seen the first few I did - it made very pretty, frustrating, scraps.

[@shellybeals2806]

@@Tooaquarius I have been there and done that 🤣 the one in your video is gorgeous 💗