Black and white canes are great for beginners. Beautiful cane work almost always relies on good contrast and you can’t get more contrast than black and white! It can be very helpful to focus on one thing at a time. Using black and white clay allows you to focus entirely on the pattern and not worry at all about color. One block of white and one block of black and you’re in business! No blending or mixing. You don’t even waste as much clay, because the scraps can be blended into a nice, dark gray. I’ve spent this past month trying to find the simplest way to make a damask pattern. As always, the tutorial has one, straight forward technique to make it work!
This pattern is so beautiful, I can’t wait to try it. The pot is really pretty, what a good job.
Thanks! Did you get your issue?
It hasn’t came as of yet, I’m sure it will be here real soon. Just Can’t Wait!
Hi i went to paypal and signed up for you cane builder subscription and nothing has come up?
Could you please let me know if you recieved it and send me an email to let me know.
Cheers,
Wes
OK, I just sent it! It will be coming from creatorsjoy@gmail.com.
I haven’t received the instructions for the Damask Cane from creatorsjoy@gmail.com yet. Can you send it again? Thanks
Oh no! I’ve sent it twice now. Please send an email to me, and I’ll attach the issue in a reply.
Oh my what a beautiful piece you have made
I saw that you were offering July and Aug together… what a nice surprise for us & a good marketing tool for you—- because it worked:)
can’t wait to get them, Tante Sherry