Polymer Clay Cane: Raindrop Kaleidoscope Cane Tutorial

In this tutorial I'll show you how to create an easy kaleidoscope cane from skinner blend plugs and bulls eye canes. You can change up the design and colors if you want. It's the techniques that you need to carry across. Have fun and play around. Remember you can use this type of cane for just about anything; from bracelets to jars.
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[@LiviyaLeigh]

these look like little skulls to me. I'd love to see this in Halloween colors!

[@sharoncochran8508]

Absolutely amazing! The cane is gorgeous and your voice is very calming. I needed this on a stormy night. Thank you!

[@smccarter64]

Samantha! Great tutorial! I know that I’d love to see more cane tutorials if you would please. You do such a lovely job! 😉

[@barbaraanderson172]

Thanks Samantha. Another wonderful tutorial. I haven't done much caning but maybe i'll have to give it a try.

[@Uniquely-You]

This is so pretty Samantha I love the colors

[@kayperry7999]

So beautiful love those colors. Thank you for the tutorial.

[@donnaleelittle9664]

I love this tutorial. I’m really wanting to do it, I’ve been very intimated with doing canes but I do love them. I really like you colour choices and no black ❤️❤️❤️😍😍🤩🤩🤩🥰🥰🥰

[@liletteautrey8481]

Really complex but very interesting and beautiful,

[@yaver999]

Thank you for this amazing tutorial!

[@leonanelson2444]

I love this cane Samantha, it’s beautiful, thank you

[@---115]

Hello👋🏻 It is wonderful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💟🙂 Greetings from Germany Ilex 👋🏻

[@sueyounglove9253]

That was fantastic.

[@jdesigns6334]

Lovely!

[@ujd]

Gorgeous

[@Jules1280]

Hi Samantha! This is a very beautiful cane. I like it without any black. Love the colors. I tend to lean toward the blues, purples and turquoises. I will have to purchase some Kato or Fimo and try this. Thanks for sharing! Blessings!

[@loriede6442]

Very pretty

[@rosalynhopkins8814]

Thank you so much. 🤗❤😍

[@Soifdesang9]

Beautiful video, thank you! Question: I know you use it in scrap cane projects, but is there a way to cut down on the what appears to be an almost equal amount of scrap to cane?

[@wendymoyer782]

Look into cane caps...they don't need to be purchased...you can use stiff clear plastic...I have found I get very little waste when I use them...but they are difficult with square canes.