It's a beautiful cane Ludmila! I was exhausted just watching you do all the steps. It does look like a gorgeous stained glass ~ especially with that little bit of gold. It will make a lovely pendant or striking earrings.
The best thing about this tutorial is that the clay fought you and you just kept going. It took me a lot of years to figure that out and I love that you didn’t edit it out. Those new to polymer clay can see perfect isn’t always necessary! Thank you.
Dear Dakotah, thank you so much for your supportive words! This is so kind of you and so inspiring! So glad you like this video! It was really not easy to complete this cane))) because of different hardness of different clay)))
This has got to be one of my favourite tutorials on making canes. I loved the colours, how different it is to most cane's on TH-cam & how u didn't edit out the small things that go 'wrong' when making them. Thanks so much for this :)
I love this tutorial. You are fabulously talented and brilliant to say the least. Fantastic and gorgeous end result. Thank you so much for sharing. I loved every minute and the final piece is over the moon. Thank you again.
This tutorial is fantastic. But then all your tutorials are. I like when the things that go wrong are left in. We can learn from them to. And I also liked that you showed us a little how you actually make your skinner blends on your machine. Thankyou for sharing. I love all your videos because I am always learning something new. You are so inspiring.
Ludmila my dear, that was a lot of work but girl it is BEAUTIFUL and the color combination is awesome and the construction of the can was very unique!!! Thank you so very much for sharing!!!💝💝💝
Oh, Dorothy! Thank you so much for your kind words!! I'm so glad you like it))) Yesterday I finished my 2nd cane - it is a pretty complex cane, but I love the result! Did you saw it on FB?))
What a beautiful cane, Ludmila! From your lovely Skinner Blends to the clever way you pieced it together and into a spiral, it is so unique and gorgeous. Thanks so much for sharing. I predict you will become a master caner with your patience, creativity and signature attention to detail!
Beautiful. Looks like stained glass. Please show us what you use it to make. Even the “scrap” clay is pretty. Just for info, how long did it take to make this cane?
This is probably an interesting project, but the strong light coming from the left put the action of your hands in a dim light. That improved about 3/4 the way through the tube.
I love watching you create. Such beautiful and interesting pieces. I just am wow to this design. All the ways at the end were inspiring. I have a couple questions. When you mix polymer brands what temperature do you bake at? And I was wondering about your polymer clay (pasta) roller. What do you use the back rollers for?
Hello! Thank you so much for your supportive words! This is so kind of you and so inspiring! I bake with one temperature - Cernit, Fimo, Premo, Kato - I bake 30-40min at 145-150"C And everything is good)) About pasta rollers - I'm not using them at all - but they are very heavy and make balance to my motor. If I will remove the rollers - the machine will be less stable on the table.
@@SweetyBijouPro oh that makes sense with the balance. I am getting a motor for my Christmas gift. That is very helpful information. I have those on a box. Thank you.
Hi Ludmila…Love ur artistry. However, it would be much easier for your viewers if you put the Clay amounts for each blend in the description below.🫶🏻🙏🏻🇨🇦
Hard work does paid off. Very beautiful and amazing!
Spectacular. Thank you for sharing.
It's a beautiful cane Ludmila! I was exhausted just watching you do all the steps. It does look like a gorgeous stained glass ~ especially with that little bit of gold. It will make a lovely pendant or striking earrings.
Thanks so much 😊
The best thing about this tutorial is that the clay fought you and you just kept going. It took me a lot of years to figure that out and I love that you didn’t edit it out. Those new to polymer clay can see perfect isn’t always necessary! Thank you.
Dear Dakotah, thank you so much for your supportive words! This is so kind of you and so inspiring! So glad you like this video! It was really not easy to complete this cane))) because of different hardness of different clay)))
I love watching the blending on the pasta machine. TYVM
You are so welcome!
Omg I love the way you actually assembled the cane. Creates a very interesting effect
Hello! Thank you so much for your supportive words! This is so kind of you and so inspiring!
This has got to be one of my favourite tutorials on making canes. I loved the colours, how different it is to most cane's on TH-cam & how u didn't edit out the small things that go 'wrong' when making them. Thanks so much for this :)
Oh! Thank you so much for your supportive words! This is so kind of you and so inspiring!
I love this tutorial. You are fabulously talented and brilliant to say the least. Fantastic and gorgeous end result. Thank you so much for sharing. I loved every minute and the final piece is over the moon. Thank you again.
I totally agree. The results were worth it.
Thank you so much!❤
This tutorial is fantastic. But then all your tutorials are. I like when the things that go wrong are left in. We can learn from them to. And I also liked that you showed us a little how you actually make your skinner blends on your machine. Thankyou for sharing. I love all your videos because I am always learning something new. You are so inspiring.
Thank you so much 💓 💗 💛 💖 ☺
Nice technique with beautiful result. thanks for sharing...........
How can that even look better...I'm Gobsmacked and so excited...Amazing job...!!!
Thank you so much!
OMG that is beautiful cane
Thank you so much!
Really spectacular... love, love, love the colour choices. Great video!
Hello! Thank you so much for your supportive words! This is so kind of you and so inspiring!
It is sooo beautiful. Your a very talented artist.
Thank you so much, Crystal!! ^_^
Wow ,was für ein sagenhaftes Muster 🤩
This is beyond incredible!
Reminds me of a nautilus shell, so beautiful!
Thank you!!
Oh, that's gorgeous. Thank you, Ludmila.
Gorgeous colors, very interesting to watch. You have beautiful hands by the way!
Hello! Thank you so much for your supportive words and for your compliment too ^_^ ! This is so kind of you and so inspiring!
Ludmila my dear, that was a lot of work but girl it is BEAUTIFUL and the color combination is awesome and the construction of the can was very unique!!! Thank you so very much for sharing!!!💝💝💝
Oh, Dorothy! Thank you so much for your kind words!! I'm so glad you like it))) Yesterday I finished my 2nd cane - it is a pretty complex cane, but I love the result! Did you saw it on FB?))
@@SweetyBijouPro , I will have to check FB out!!!🥰🥰
This is so beautiful! Thank you for sharing
Thank you!!
Wow .. beautiful. Thank you for sharing, its absolutely inspiring.
29:30 when the cane came together was ❤
I love it!
Thank you!
That is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for showing the Skinner blend on the pasta machine and how you reduce. The cane is really pretty.
Very nice.
Thank you! Cheers!
Gorgeous 👏🏻💗👏🏻💗👏🏻💗😊 thank you 🙏
Thank you so much!!
I'm not a caner, but I really enjoyed watching.
Thank you so much!
Thanks so much for the tutorial your great really beautiful
Thank you so much!
Happy New Year !!
Hi Ludmila! Love your work. You always have such innovative ideas. Thank you for sharing. Happy Holidays! Blessings!
Thank you so much! ^_^
Happy New Year !!
Thank you, I did enjoy the video. Wish I could have better seen the beginning and assembly. Gorgeous piece.
Thank you so much!
Happy New Year !!
Beautiful!!
Thank you ❤️
You’re welcome 😊
It's fantastic.
Thank you so much!
What a beautiful cane, Ludmila! From your lovely Skinner Blends to the clever way you pieced it together and into a spiral, it is so unique and gorgeous. Thanks so much for sharing. I predict you will become a master caner with your patience, creativity and signature attention to detail!
Thank you so much, Eileen! ^_^
Happy New Year !!
Stunning 🧡🧡🧡🧡
Thank you!!
beautiful!!
Thank you!!
Beautiful. Looks like stained glass. Please show us what you use it to make. Even the “scrap” clay is pretty. Just for info, how long did it take to make this cane?
Hello! Thank you so much!! Glad you like it! I will show how to make rings and brooches soon!))
About the time - half-day)))
This is unbelievable. I don’t think I’d have the patience. How many hours did this actually take to create? Oh my goodness. It’s gorgeous!
I love it.
Thank you so much!!
Awesome 😍❤️🌹
Thank you so much! I so much appreciate your kindness and support! Your comment is also very important for me! 💙💛🙏
Людмила,если бы было можно,я поставила бы Вам 100 позитивных лайков сразу. Я Вас так обожаю. Люблю смотреть,как Вы работаете. Это музыка,это чудо.
Благодарю вас за добрые слова! Мне очень приятно!!
Super👍👍👍👍
Очень красивый кейн!!! Спасибо большое!!!
Благодарю!!
OMG ❤
Where did you purchase your clay conditioning machine from?
This is probably an interesting project, but the strong light coming from the left put the action of your hands in a dim light. That improved about 3/4 the way through the tube.
Tute, not tube.
Maybe you need to adjust your computer. There is nothing wrong with this video. It is a fantastic tutorial.
Thank you, ladies!
Thank you Lucie, same to me)
I love watching you create. Such beautiful and interesting pieces. I just am wow to this design. All the ways at the end were inspiring.
I have a couple questions.
When you mix polymer brands what temperature do you bake at?
And I was wondering about your polymer clay (pasta) roller. What do you use the back rollers for?
Hello! Thank you so much for your supportive words! This is so kind of you and so inspiring!
I bake with one temperature - Cernit, Fimo, Premo, Kato - I bake 30-40min at 145-150"C And everything is good))
About pasta rollers - I'm not using them at all - but they are very heavy and make balance to my motor. If I will remove the rollers - the machine will be less stable on the table.
@@SweetyBijouPro oh that makes sense with the balance. I am getting a motor for my Christmas gift. That is very helpful information. I have those on a box. Thank you.
Where did you get your pasta machine and what is the name of it?
boy this was time consuming, but, it sure did turn out beautiful.
Thank you so much!))))
It seems more realistic than the tutorials that don't show the painstaking effort and actual amount time involved in getting the results you seek.
wow
Thank you so much for sharing this lovely work! What pasta machine do you use? Is it an automatic and would you recommend it?
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Благодарю!!
Hi Ludmila…Love ur artistry. However, it would be much easier for your viewers if you put the Clay amounts for each blend in the description below.🫶🏻🙏🏻🇨🇦
like a window in a katholic church in germany or france
Something is wrong taking to long to buff