I post these on my facebook page, but I wanted to assemble a few of the best all in one place. For more complex canes, please visit my etsy shop.
Free Polymer Clay Millefiori Cane Tutorials
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Hey Meg! I sent your simple kaleidoscope cane tutorial featured above in my email again this week. I hope it brings you traffic & some new subscriptions. Hugs to you!
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These are wonderful tutorials! To me that’s a brand new way of making a leaf cane, and it’s gorgeous. I’ll be teaching a beginner’s caning class soon, I hope you don’t mind if I put your website on my Class Notes for students.
Thank you! And than you for sharing with your students. That leaf cane is a little harder than it looks, so good luck!
I found your houndstooth tutorial a few months back by following a link from Polymer Clay Daily. I made the cane and it came out beautifully. (I even wrote a blog post about it.) I would like to thank you for that tutorial. As a crafter in a family of Crimson Tide fans, I have been able to create accessories that they are proud to carry.
That’s really great to hear… I always wonder if people actually make things from the tutorials. I should go find that blog post…
It was back in the month of February. I think it was titled “a sampling of crafts”. There are a couple of pics.
Как Вы все интересно делаете, просто восхитительно, что дух захватывает, тоже ОЧЕНЬ хочу научиться!
I did a couple ideas based on your canes. Thank you for leaving them out in graphical detail for me to follow visually. Thank you!
@polymerclayworkshop: Yes, people DO follow these tutorials. I am one of them always hungry for inspiration.
Oh yay! I’m so happy to hear that.
Oh my gosh…those are awesome!
Hello – Howdy! Those of us who follow you do it with admiration!!!!! Thank you so very much!
Thank you for saying so!