Easy Polymer Clay Cane: Translucent Lace Cane

After so many requests, I’m finally doing a translucent lace cane. The translucent lace cane is a widely versatile cane that can be incorporated into many different designs as shown at the end of the tutorial.
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Sincerely Samantha Burroughs.

[@sueyounglove9253]

I loved the Translucent Cane. It was very helpful. Thanks Samantha.

[@lilaalabed2527]

There are so many possibilities with this cane. When I first saw the bit you sliced off, I immediately thought of a sea turtle's shell. If it were done in shades of green, it could easily be an adorable little turtle swimming in the sea. Thank you for sharing. Now, I am anxious to start playing!

[@polablues]

Gorgeous and inspiring. I can't believe that that simple cane resulted in that many variations of fantastic! It's almost magic. Thanks for sharing. I am going to give it a try. You make it seem so easy. I feel like I can do it!

[@carmensol34]

Love it! It really like the blue pendant! I like the idea of adding a dark color on the lace cane, thank you for sharing dear! Have a great weekend!

[@skeeterholmes2058]

Brilliant, and so well explained. I love the inspiring examples that highlight this technique. And I like the website too. Thank you.

[@severinamarsh]

Thank you,Samantha. So well done!

[@maureendelgrosso9907]

would love to see a video of polishing and gloss finishing. Please

[@mystellaluminosa]

Veramente belle le tue creazioni e i tuoi tutorial fatti molto bene grazie

[@beverlybrumbaugh2567]

Thank you so much for doing this tutorial and answering my request! You made it look easy enough for me to do! I will work on it this week. Again thanks for sharing your amazing talent!

[@tamaraclapper]

Your videos are so awesome Samantha! I have to tell you the closed caption comes up with some funny things when translating what you say with your accents!😂

[@lizlymcallister2650]

I'm a beginner and your videos are wonderful. I learn so much. I only have one request, though. Please say what thickness or what number to use on the pasta machine to get your flat pieces. Thank you so much for your these tutorials as you are very talented.

[@SophieKae]

Thanks a bunch, Samantha! Do you have a tutorial on the coral cane you speak of?

[@JessamaTutorials]

Forgive me if I get this wrong as it's been a while since I made this tutorial, but I think this is what you're looking for? :D www.etsy.com/au/listing/549956204

[@SophieKae]

@JessamaTutorials yes! that's the one...thanks.

[@cecilecharial8555]

Very interesting! Thank you

[@grannyjclay-joannieholdhus925]

Helpful! Thank you, Samantha! More beautiful work by you! Do you have an artistic background? Lovely, lovely work!❤️

[@JessamaTutorials]

I wouldn't really say I have an an artistic background. I have been to art class once a few years back and I have been in a few beading classes, but other than that most of what I know comes from research and a lot of trial and error.

[@grannyjclay-joannieholdhus925]

Jessama Tutorials - God has truly given you a gift.❤️ You have an eye for color combinations and design.❤️

[@JessamaTutorials]

Yes. God has blessed me in all that I do and I am thankful for that.

[@grannyjclay-joannieholdhus925]

Jessama Tutorials ❤️❤️❤️

[@pamelavandermey5166]

I love this! Can you use other colors than black for the dark color?

[@JessamaTutorials]

Sure.

[@carolgancos2591]

You are so talented. Love everything you do. I was just about to start from the beginning of your tutorials and slipped last nite and broke three fingers. Will keep on watching and learning. You mentioned the name of where you purchased the blue cutters from eBay but didn't get the name. Would you please give name again? Thank you.

[@polablues]

Oh, no, Carol Gancos! That is a terrible bit of luck! Get well soon. Take it easy and mend really well so you can come back and have fun with claying. I will keep you and your fingers in my prayers!

[@JessamaTutorials]

I'm sorry to hear about what happened. I pray you'll be better soon.

[@marionmcdiarmid945]

Love your work Samantha. Which pebeo paint do you use as there are quite a few

[@JessamaTutorials]

I use Prisme and Moon Pebeo paints

[@lauraborgmann8285]

You are awesome thanks

[@anadiaz922]

Jessama, your work is beatifull, I'm fam of polymer clay, I have a question what do you use for your pieces to be so shiny? specialy on curved pieces, do you buffer, or use some kind of resin?

[@JessamaTutorials]

I like to use resin on the flat pieces and sand and buff when possible on the domed pieces. If I can't sand and buff on the domed pieces I use renaissance wax.

[@RameyRocks]

Love it

[@RameyRocks]

@8:41 do you have a tutorial of that bead or on how you did the silver where it looks like waves?

[@JessamaTutorials]

I don't have a tutorial on that bead, but I do have a tutorial on the technique used in the bead. It's a Lisa Pavelka Peel. Just use a Skinner blend instead of black. www.jessamatutorials.com/lisa-pavelka-peel.html

[@ronieGirl327]

are these what you used for your beads in the resin bead video?

[@JessamaTutorials]

I'm not quite sure what you mean. Could you include a bit more detail please. Sorry about that.

[@ronieGirl327]

Jessama Tutorials it was the beads you just did. and put resin over then. they had a red color set with them. you used a, kinda a leaf color with them. it would probably be the other video i just commented on before this one.

[@JessamaTutorials]

No. I didn't use a lace cane with those red beads. They were the same as the other green beads shown in the video except they were done with a red hue instead of a blue\green hue. I hope this answers your question.

[@ronieGirl327]

Jessama Tutorials yes. it does. thank you. I really love your work pieces. they are SO pretty. I have a question. if we made things like how you show us. maybe with different colors, do you mind if we sell them? or no? I'm just asking because I really love your different pieces. they are so beautiful.

[@JessamaTutorials]

You can absolutely sell them, even if they weren't in different colors. You can make them the exact same as I show in the tutorial. That's why they're in a tutorial. Feel free to sell what ever you make with my tutorials.