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So cool 😎! Turned out beautifully. ❤

Ali-ZARR-ian crimson.

Beautiful cane and thank you for the extremely detailed tutorial!!!! I know some people don’t like lengthy tutorials but i appreciate them!!!

Loved the intro music... plus all the ideas for 💕. Thanks! 🎉

really liked how you showed everything as you went so a new one like myself follow along thank you wonderful tutorial

Could you tell me where you got your magnet you use on the pasta machine

❤Thank you for being so descriptive! I have not yet been able to successfully complete a cane. I will be trying this one next!

Very pretty.

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Thank you for sharing these with us.

These are so cute.

Omg so pretty

Really pretty!! Thanks so much ❤😊

Came out so beautiful! You are a pro and a wonderful teacher! Thank you

Hi sweetie, love this video. I love how detailed you explain everything. I look forward to watching more videos from you. Could you tell us how to exactly of the lady you took that workshop from. I need it. LOL

You have a new fan. This was beautiful. Good luck on your new TH-cam channel and I wish you much success. 🤟🏼🤍

I was wondering, but not sure it would work… on different types of flowers, for instance like these in our emojis:🌸🌺, could you use the embossing powder (in contrasting color) in strategic places… like lightly dusted in the very center layer of the center circle, or perhaps the very outer layer of it, to represent those little stamens that those kind of flowers have? Or would the embossing powder be too unstable? I know, that was too long of a question 😂. But I’ve worked with both materials in many different ways, but never together, so I really don’t know. Thanks

Beautiful beyond words. You have given this newbie something to aspire to. Thanks for sharing your talent

What a treat to get to watch you make this cane. Truly a labor of love and art! THank you!

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A lot of work made a great cane.

This is just such a well made video. Thank you! I do have a question and I may have missed it but where did you get the half block of black? Did you use 1 and 1/2 blocks of the black for the skinner blend?

Thank you! I so enjoyed your tutorial

Your teaching style is very soothing, and I enjoy creating with you. Although it is two years after the posting of this video that I have found it. It is indeed a great tutorial. Will explore your channel to see what is available in tutorials. S. L. S. Thank you.

This is the first tutorial of yours I watched and I am really impressed by how clearly you describe what you are doing and that you include the quantities of each color clay at each step so it so much easier to replicate. Thank you!

Excellent tutorial!! You explained everything so well!!

Magnifique tutoriel et j adore votre cane …merci 👏🌸

Thank you for sharing this technique. I followed along and had success to make a really wonderful design.

I have often wondered why u don’t make more videos

Love this!!! Thank you!!

Very interesting, thank you!

How many hearts do you make to make a wreath.

This is real cool

Video very educational, it was very difficult to hear what you were explaining. As I am new at polymer, I need all the help I can get. Thank you.

Terrific tutorial! Clear instructions and the quality of the video was excellent! One question - what size round extruder disc did you use?

Thank you for your detailed explanation....didn’t know I need to discard any clay with paint on it. Good to know! Please keep your tutorials coming!!

Why u hardly ever do tutorials

You have a new subscriber ❤️TYFS

Connect your extruder to a drill

Love it!

Very nice!!!

Hello Very good tutorial.Where did you buy your dome?

Love

Excellent video! Thank You!

Loved the tutorial not a lot of talking but everything else as some tutorials are so long. Aloud got you on the subscribe button cool.

if you love it, it's not tedious, it's calming!

Gorgeous work! Thank you! ❤️ ~✿~❧~🌿~❧~✿~ ❤️

Amazing Keep up all the hard work 👏👏 Liked & subscribed

What a fun tutorial! A bunch of polymer clay artists are getting together to regularly meet, and choosing an online tutorial for us all to follow. It's always fun to see how a group of people can look at the same tutorial and come up with quite varied results! We chose this/your tutorial for our last adventure, and we're posting images of our results at the Facebook page 'Clay ConneCTion'. I just wanted to let you know now much we enjoyed it, and if you wanted to see the results of 8 or so people making this cane. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge.

Boy did I mess this one up.