I have tried so many times in the past to make flower polymer clay canes but with little to no success. The idea is to make a long sausage of clay with a pattern running down the length of it which you can cut slices off and use as you wish. A month or so… Continue Reading →
An easy polymer clay tutorial showing how to make a square heart cane and how to use it in jewellery making. This fun and fresh polymer clay cane features mini pastel hearts set against a backdrop of navy blue clay. This is probably the easiest cane I have ever made so it is perfect for beginners. I adore the results. Keep it pretty and pastel to make jewellery for everyday or go red with the hearts for some very eye catching Valentine’s Day jewellery.
A fun, easy and summery polymer clay flower cane tutorial. A lovely skinner blend has been used to form the flower petals so they fade from blue to white and the bright yellow flower centre gives the finished cane a fresh look. This polymer clay skinner blend flower cane tutorial is full of fun techniques but is very beginner friendly. Follow the photo tutorial or watch the video for a more in depth look.
Learn how to make an easy polymer clay snowflake cane using two basic cutting shapes. Use this lovely snowflake cane on your handmade polymer clay Christmas decorations or whip up a collection of jewellery to wear all winter long.
A clear step by tutorial showing how to make a polymer clay rose cane. This tutorial begins be detailing how to make a skinner blend so that your rose petals will fade out to white helping to give the impression of the light catching the uppermost parts of the flower whilst the rest remains in shadow.
An easy tutorial showing how to use texture mats and alcohol inks to make faux batik jewellery.
A free, step by step guide showing how I use polymer clay canes to make stunning beads and pendants.
A complete guide to my top 5 tools for anyone interested in getting started with polymer clay. Aimed at beginners but full information for more advanced polymer clay artists. Fun and easy techniques to get inspired by.
When I was preparing for the craft fair in October/November I decided to work on a monochrome collection of jewellery to contrast with all the colourful pieces I had previously made. I always like to work with colour but appreciate that not everyone feels the same way. I had seen two ideas for polymer clay… Continue Reading →
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