Thank you for teaching this wonderful technique, I'm at a point in working with polymer clay that I feel comfortable to try and do more intricate techniques, I'm glad I found this video today. Right place, right time. Thanks so much!
I’m new(ish) to your channel so maybe you’ve mentioned this but did you buy your pasta roller like that or did you add that metal piece to it? I’m trying to figure out how to best describe it but the one that is sticking up from the pasta machine. Hopefully that makes sense lol by the way, thank you for the wonderful tutorial. I’ve been playing with polymer clay for a couple of years now but only tried making a cane once and wasn’t very successful, and haven’t tried it cents. But watching this video I think I might be able to give it a try again. You’ve done an excellent job of breaking it down.
Hello, this is a feeder tray. You can find it here: cooltools.us/products/amaco-feeder-tray-for-amaco-machine?_pos=2&_sid=6a30b846f&_ss=r Thanks so much for the kind words, we're glad you're enjoying our videos! Good luck to you with the cane!
@@cooltoolsvideos wow that was a quick response! Thank you so much! Do you happen to know if that would work in a Sculpy pasta machine? If you don’t, that’s fine I just didn’t know if you happen to know if it was a universal type thing
Hello, I have a question, did you fire the silver metal bezels first and then put the raw polymer clay cane in the bezel and then baked that?? I would assume that the silver metal would have to fire at a very high temperature and putting the Polymer Clay in at the same time that wouldn’t work.
@@cooltoolsvideos Thank you so much for your reply. I thought the bracelet shown in the tutorial was just lovely. The combination of polymer and silver lime that is lovely! I have always been interested in silver metal clay…
Thank you for teaching this wonderful technique, I'm at a point in working with polymer clay that I feel comfortable to try and do more intricate techniques, I'm glad I found this video today. Right place, right time. Thanks so much!
You're so welcome. Happy claying!
Thank you so much. That's the clearest tutorial I've seen ... I can see where I went wrong with my leaf cane now!
Thx u for such a thorough explanation on how to make this. Going to try this tomorrow.
You are a brilliant teacher Deb, I haven't used this clay as yet, but you certainly make a person feel competent to try!
Great video. Thanks so much.
Thank you for this wonderful video, Deb. I love that you explain the how and the why. :)
You're welcome!
Thanks so much!
Wonderful video
I’m new(ish) to your channel so maybe you’ve mentioned this but did you buy your pasta roller like that or did you add that metal piece to it? I’m trying to figure out how to best describe it but the one that is sticking up from the pasta machine. Hopefully that makes sense lol by the way, thank you for the wonderful tutorial. I’ve been playing with polymer clay for a couple of years now but only tried making a cane once and wasn’t very successful, and haven’t tried it cents. But watching this video I think I might be able to give it a try again. You’ve done an excellent job of breaking it down.
Hello, this is a feeder tray. You can find it here: cooltools.us/products/amaco-feeder-tray-for-amaco-machine?_pos=2&_sid=6a30b846f&_ss=r
Thanks so much for the kind words, we're glad you're enjoying our videos! Good luck to you with the cane!
@@cooltoolsvideos wow that was a quick response! Thank you so much! Do you happen to know if that would work in a Sculpy pasta machine? If you don’t, that’s fine I just didn’t know if you happen to know if it was a universal type thing
Great tutorials! What pasta machine brand/model do you have in this video?
Hello, I have a question, did you fire the silver metal bezels first and then put the raw polymer clay cane in the bezel and then baked that?? I would assume that the silver metal would have to fire at a very high temperature and putting the Polymer Clay in at the same time that wouldn’t work.
Correct, silver metal clay requires a kiln or torch. It needs to be fired separately. Hope this helps!
@@cooltoolsvideos Thank you so much for your reply. I thought the bracelet shown in the tutorial was just lovely. The combination of polymer and silver lime that is lovely! I have always been interested in silver metal clay…
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ce serait super si c'était en français