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Re: Free Leaf Cane Tutorial

I like that trick, it's a good one! Sometimes I stick a chunk of scrap clay to a cane that has gotten too short to easily slice. It gives me something to hold onto and some support to the cane. Can pretty much slice right down to the end of the cane that way!

Posted to Polymer clay (Forum) by PolymerClayTutor on 04-24-2008
Free Leaf Cane Tutorial

I have a new step-by-step tutorial on my site: http://www.eugenascreations.com/tutorial-polymer-clay-leaf-cane.html I hope somebody will find it helpful.

Posted to Polymer clay (Forum) by Eugena777 on 04-22-2008
Tropical Look Polymer Necklace

This is one of several pendants I made from a new cane I built last week. The focal uses a slice of the cane as a base cabochon, then pieces of the same clay that was used for the cane only sculpted for the dimensional flowers and leaves. Enjoy!

Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by jilla on 04-14-2008
New cane

I've got a Dover book of Victorian stained glass designs and there was one that had a little part I really liked. So I grabbed my colored pencils and my color wheel, made some Skinner blends, and came up with this. When I first cut off this slice it wasn't quite what I thought I wanted to end...

Posted to Polymer clay (Forum) by jilla on 04-11-2008
Earthtone cane

Here's a pic with what I've been working on. At the top of the pyramid is one of the pillow beads made from the cane I finished last week. The pendants are from the Skinner blend scraps or parts of the sheets used to build the cane. Ugh - just noticed the camera jiggled - sorry about that.

Posted to Polymer clay (Forum) by jilla on 03-12-2008
Scrimshaw look in Polymer

Here are a focal and two accent beads made from the same polymer cane-work, only for the accent beads the big design is reduced and manipulated. Thanks for looking!

Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by jilla on 02-20-2008
Strong Graphic in Polymer

Here's just one of a whole series of pendants and beads made from one cane of polymer. This is the "Big Bertha" before it gets reduced and cut into different sizes and shapes. It's about an inch and a half across but it seems bigger just because it's a bit noisy.

Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by jilla on 02-20-2008
Re: polymer clay charm/bead swap

Because I love you guys...even if you make fun of my nudie headshots...here's the fugly leaf cane, aka The Burning Bush. No need to be gentle...I *know* how bad it is! Can you say "overpacked the stem?"

Posted to Polymer clay (Forum) by PenguinTrax on 08-29-2007
Really bad cane

Well, it seemed like a good idea at the time and I really thought this would be so cool. NOT! But I was so sure it was a good idea that I made a bunch. This is the last surviving slice, just for a reminder to not do that! So I started maching it around. Twist, slice etc. - you know the drill. And made...

Posted to Polymer clay (Forum) by jilla on 07-28-2007

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