Polymer Clay Cane: Translucent Stroppel Cane Tutorial

[@castaway132]

I love the look of black, white, and transparent - it looks so elegant. ❤

[@loreyao1515]

Fun tutorial. Definitely more left over tutorials (I’m rapidly accumulating them) I would also like to learn more about different types of cane and where/how to use them. Thank you. These are so informative!

[@barbb4104]

Thank you for this tutorial and yes to more scrap tutorials. One can never have too many scrap tutorials!!!

[@rebekahaurie6252]

Thanks again for all your hard work. 🙂💖🌈🌸🧸

[@sherralieberry-majeski5972]

I can see how these two canes will make a beautiful project.

[@jcnorton55]

I like the review of past projects at the start and end of the video - and of course, I like this video!

[@lauragarber3454]

would LOVE to see more leftover clay tutorials!

[@1tinac]

Wonderful information and technique. Thanks for sharing.

[@raulmorales6370]

thank you I love all your work and teaching.

[@EllenJB]

Gorgeous as usual! I love how your imagination works. :-)

[@KimU_444]

Thank you. Love this cane. 💗

[@nanasartsyfartsycrafts2557]

Love the look❣️

[@shellybeals2806]

Love this, beautiful 😊💗👏🏻

[@catelaine8706]

Are you going to show us what you make out of that?

[@leonanelson2444]

Love it, thank you

[@Serenitees]

Hi - love this tutorial! The end result is perfect for a monotone project. Question...can you do this technique with cut up chunks of clay if you don't have leftover canes to work with? Wondered if you have tried that when you don't have old pieces of canes lying around. Thanks!

[@artsbydebi]

Is there a tutorial For the blue ‘crackle necklace shown at the very start of this video?

[@MsWendalina]

www.etsy.com/listing/613534557/faux-boulder-opal-video-tutorial?ref=shop_home_active_13&crt=1

[@katherinedeck9558]

What brand of clay was this? It looks very soft.

[@paulastpeter8393]

Where can I purchase those sanding cloths?

[@JessamaTutorials]

I sell them on my etsy shop, but it's closed at the moment.

[@btutor]

I find this fascinating. I will never do it. But fascinating. Where do all these terms come from? Cane types and such. Is there an encyclopedia of clay terms?

[@grittykitty50]

Quite a few terms used in Polymer Clay come from lamp working and pottery.

[@jojocool555]

Hi Guys, ;-} Does anyone know where I can find Jessama's tutorial on Rolling very thin veneer , she mentions the video alot but I can't find it anywhere ?

[@JessamaTutorials]

Is this the video you're looking for? www.jessamatutorials.com/pasta-machine-ripples.html

[@frankisawyer7234]

I'm a new subbie and am totally addicted to your tuts! I've made myself tons of beaded jewelry but the clasps and wires always tarnish and turn to a gross color. I was wondering if you have this problem and if you have any suggestions on how to keep it from tarnishing? I don't buy cheap stuff but I also don't buy 14k gold.

[@JessamaTutorials]

I typically stay away from gold findings due to this problem. I find that stainless steal, antiqued silver, gunmetal, antique brass and antique copper findings work best as they don't tend to tarnish and are extremely expensive.

[@lifeisgood7740]

If you use Renaissance wax, the product won’t tarnish.

[@lifeisgood7740]

What if you don’t have scrap clay?

[@JessamaTutorials]

Then you can use normal clay. Just chop it up and use it as I did in the tutorial.