A Basic Polymer Clay Jewelry Tutorial - Forming and Caning A Puffy Heart
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- In this basic tutorial, I'll show you how to form a puffy heart then how to cover it perfectly (okay, maybe not perfect) with square canes!
Cheers, Donna
PS- Sorry about my Pup! He’s a good boi but can’t pass up any opportunity to alert us about trucks, cars, rabbits, you get the picture. He sees everything!
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I can’t help but be fascinated with your lovely and very talented hands!
Every movement produces such wonderful results.
That’s not unusual for anyone who is an expert at what they
are doing. The difference with you is that you are a living legend!
When I watch other artist working with clay, I am pretty much able to predict what their next step will be.
But not with you! You surprise me every time & before you even start, I look at what you will be making & say to myself, “How in the world will she make that?” And I never have a single clue!
You, of course, are the undisputed Master of them all!❤
And I am humbled to be taught by you.🥰
Hi Elisabeth,
Thank you so much! Your kind, encouraging words warm my heart. Truly. Thanks a million. I hope that showing techniques and the way I approach and think about accomplishing tasks may be of help. Polymer clay has been a joyful experience for me, I hope it is for you, too!
Hugs!❤️
I started watching other clay artists and have heard many of them refer to you and your techniques. It is an honor to actually learn from you.
Your kaleidoscope canes are exquisite! I learn so much every time I watch one of your videos. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and talent on TH-cam at no cost. Your puffy heart is fantastic!
Donna is one of the Grandmothers of polymer clay.
Hi Donna. The heart is stoning!! I hope to find the tutorial with the flower canes explanation. Thank you for another beautiful work and calm and relaxing tutorial 😊
You have been such an inspiration to me, and the best teacher. Thank you.
Thank you, Kristi! It's my pleasure, kid. Hugs, D
Amazing tutorial! Thank You so much Donna.
I enjoy the precision work also. As usual, beautifully done ❤️
Thank you, Vivian! 😊❤️
I have definatly got to try this, I can see a beautiful incense holder in my future, thanks so much for the tutorial
You my lady are amazing. I am very happy that I have found your channel. I am new to polymer and I’m watching through your playlist for beginners. To say thank you just doesn’t seem enough for the amount I am learning from you. If I ever become quarter as good with clay as you are then I’m a happy bunny. Thank you 😊
It’s my pleasure! Enjoy! Hugs, D
Love this! You make such beautiful canes!
Beautiful work! 👍💪🤗
It looks real cool.
Never thought of puncturing my thicker pieces to reduce the chance of cracking. What a great tip. Thanks Donna!
Ogni tuo lavoro è un'opera d'arte 👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩
Beautiful! I learned so much in this one video! Thank you!
I am very grateful for your tutorials🌹. This will advance me in ways no one did before. The hole multi dimensions work is so my favourite, I used to make it in metal. But I discovered p.c. and my life changed. I was looking for a teacher like you .
I am a daughter of architects so I am no stranger to the concept of seeing and understanding multi dimensions. But you will set me on the right way and prevent the basic difficulties and you are meticulous ! love that . All the little details are so important. Thank you so much💐❣️ einat
Love the parable of the S'more. I'm not a frequent caner and could never be bothered with having the various components be close to the same firmness before. NOW I understand the importance of this and I appreciate you sharing these valuable tidbits.
Beautiful x
You make it seem so easy, it is aa gorgeous heart. Love the colors. Thank you for showing us all the steps
Perfection ❤ So thankful for your tutorials!
Hello from Michigan
I am marveling as I witness an unimpressive lump of scrap clay turn into a scintillating puffy heart! Also thank you for the better video resolution! Much much better seeing what you do at 720p. Hope you will eventually get to 1040p, but as I understand, this is another situation in a world of good enough! Keep posting so I can see more and more and more! Thank you! 💓💓💓
Your tutorials are priceless, thank you. 👌💕
Thank you for sharing your talent; love the cane!
Just in time to make my sister’s bday present. Thanks for the instruction and idea.
I could watch you do this all day. Its like meditation... I need help making canes like that. Is there a tutorial?
Hi Tanya! i did another one in the Kaleidoscope cane tute! Waaah! Ok, it’s on the list…!😊❤️
@@DonnaKatoArt I watched that today after I commented here. It was very helpful too! 💖
Thank you for a wonderful demonstration! That cane is beautiful. Do you have a video on making that pattern?
I don’t, Judith! I made that cane a long time ago, kid. Will see about reproducing it, though. Hugs, D
I am learning patience (or trying at least 🤔)
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Did you get that brass rod from a wind chime? How clever. 🤔
Hello! Actually, got it from a hobby shop. They cut to order lengths of this stock and usually have left over pieces. This was a leftover!❤️
Do you have a tutorial for the canes you used on the heart?
You know, I don’t but I could! It’s going on the list!😊❤️
@@DonnaKatoArt Thank you Donna
Is there a reason you use an acupuncture needle instead of a sewing needle? I love your work & videos. Thank you
It’s finer, Michelle! Smaller holes, kid❤️
Sorry about my English. I am from Israel. 😄