Component Caning, Branch With Leaves - New Format - A Polymer Clay Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2022
- Here is the original tutorial reformatted into one video thus eliminating the playlist.
Component Caning came about because I simply am not a very good big, complex caner. And, I don't have the strength for them nor do I have the attention span. Given my particular deficiencies, I figured the best way to create complex scenes was to deconstruct. That is, to make simple parts and use them individually.
In this tutorial, we will do precisely that to create a leafy branch scene.
Enjoy and if you do, please Like and Subscribe!
Cheers, Donna
Kato Polyclay is the clay I use. If you don't have a favorite place to get it, please check out:
www.prairiecraft.com
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I love all your explanations of the things you like/dislike about your example pieces. They all looked amazing to me and then you started mentioning details that made sense and made me appreciate your work even more.
oh, please don't go away!! i enjoy these videos so much. and you are learning the craft very quickly. soon you will be a smoooooth videographer. its a lot of work, on top of the caning. so i appreciate these early videos very much. i find them relaxing to watch. thanks again.
Donna, I absolutely LOVE this tute. Thank you so much!
I enjoy your tutorials so much. I appreciate your observations as you go along and very clear explanations and examples of the process. Thank you so much!
Merci Donna pour ce magnifique tuto
Wonderful tutorial with a gorgeous result, I learned quite a lot! Thank you for sharing this with us.
This is one of my favorite.❤❤thank you.
You're welcome 😊
Thank you! Your work is always amazing
Love the new format.
Absolutely fabulous. Thank you so much for sharing this technique.
The quality of your crafting is the highest, but this work goes beyond craft to art. So beautiful. 👏😻
Thank you so much 😀❤️
So beautiful. I love this technique. I will definitely make lots of these.
It is beautiful, and the process seems simple enough for a beginner.
a, you were my first teacher long ago, and I have made my way back to youl. So beautiful.
Hi Ginger!❤️
Fabulous piece thank you Donna
Thank you, Eileen!❤️
Mesmerizing!!😊
Thank you!❤️
Love! So glad I found your channel!!!!
Me, too!😊❤️
❤love this one i always come back to it🎉
I love it, too. It’s easy and it produces very beautiful results. Big hugs! D
Love them both
Thank you, Vivian!😊❤️
This is a great tutorial. I look forward to trying it someday. Thank you! 😆
You are so welcome!😊❤️
Fabulous!
Thank you!😊❤️
You are just fabulous at this, thank you for sharing! I'm just getting into it and your videos are so helpful ❤❤❤
You are so welcome!❤️
The fade to the yellow green is very nice!
Watching the scene transition is mesmerizing
Omgosh you are so talented!!!! Please come to Wisconsin and teach a class!!!!
Great information
Love it!!
Thank you!!
So lovely, it would make a beautiful Christmas tree ornament. I just love this technique!
Love it! Mil gracias
So glad!❤️!
Wow. These bring me vibes of Japanese enamels, Leighton House, and the Arts and Crafts movement.
Thank you, Russell!😊❤️
Very Nice!
Thank you, Edwin! Cheers, D
Thank you, thank you, thank you! My husband is an artist and we wanted to collaborate on a design, but I couldn't work out how to get the look I wanted with a complex cane. Components will be much better.
So glad this helps! How wonderful, collaborating with your hubs - fantastic!😊❤️
This was very intriguing to me❤Thank you so much….loving the way you teach!! Would you mind telling me where you got the little gold rod? Thank you so much, Donna!❤
hi! no problem, the brass rod came from a hobby store. you know they sell lengths of the stuff in different diameters and they usually have left over pieces because they cut to requested lengths. I have a few and they're different lengths. I believe Michaels does it, too but you'd find the brass rods in the hobby part of the store. now, may i ask a favor? would you mind subbing to my channel? it'd help me a lot and it's free! thanks in advance! hugs, d
Hi Donna, can you tell us how you made the hunter green and the chalky green? Thank you 😊.
This reminds me of when we did Medieval tiles, but it is completely different, there are two ways with coloured slip, one you carve the design and then fill in, or you just put the design on with the slip, it looks very calming to do, must be fun, I enjoyed doing tiles, but it is in the firing where all will go wrong, in real clay you get warping and burning, explosions, if you done it wrong, and then the glazing...FUN...
I tried ceramics…I got dirty! I wish I could…
@@DonnaKatoArt there is a method where you do not use so much water.
This turned out beautifully. I am going to try this tomorrow. I do have a question though. If you want to make a brooch/pin, do you bake it then attach a pin clasp and bake it again? Or, do you glue a pin on? I haven’t made a pin yet and I am a beginner with polymer clay.
Hi Carol Ann, I make and cure the piece first, then set it and embed the finding. I’ve been using tie tacs quite a bit as they are easy to embed and very secure. I’ll do a demo tute on this soon. 😊❤️
Love this new version, may you please tell me what colour you used for the new chalky green colour that you used ?
Let me make a specific formula! I will do it today!😊❤️
..."because it's Wednesday"! 😄
can you please show us how to do the purple and white flower on your "painting"? That piece is so beautiful..actually every thing you do is so beautiful!!
The original piece is from her book, "The Art of Polymer Clay: Millefiori Techniques". She is a remarkable author. Back "in the day" before the Internet, her books were THE books to have. They were clear, understandable, and thorough. I'm so thrilled she decided to do videos of her work.
Wait! What was that gold roller you used to get the pasta machine ripples out with?!! It's a great frustration to me.
Hi Judi, you can use any straight sided rod. Bic stick would work, my brush, etc. Cheers!❤️
I was wondering if there was a link to the metallic transfer paper
Hi! Lisa Pavelka sell some. I believe Michaels sells their own as well. Sorry, I don’t have a link! Cheers!