Polymer Clay Tutorials - How to make a flower cane

[@ClaygroundUk]

Hi all! Brand new video up on the channel, more to come soon, please go check it out! - Karen

[@cherriaydelotte8327]

I will definitely be checking that out👍 Thanks for the thorough instructions!!!! So very helpful😉😁👍

[@linaadjogble5797]

This was super helpful!

[@marinabarrera1058]

No tiene subtítulos en español porfavor

[@stropheum]

hey sorry i'm really late to the party for this video but i had a question about using canes to make spherical beads. I've tried just slicing the cane and shaping the "cookie" into a ball but there's no way to avoid deformation. should I get a cookie cutter the diameter of bead that i want, roll the cane to the same diameter and just take vertical cylinders out of the cane?

[@rkh1942]

I just read through the comments and many of them are rude and hurtful. Why on earth did those people feel the need to insult this lovely lady who was kind enough to share her tutorial? Shame on them.

[@kristadayrit2626]

yeah,she is doing this just for fun.

[@yourneighborhoodfaggotwhow545]

Ronalyn Hurley I know right?!

[@Toltecgrl]

Ronalyn Hurley because people have no respect. They don't realize it takes less energy to be nice and say positive things. Rather than bash other people and bring all that negative energy on themselves. They are just unhappy people.

[@kimbalivesay]

Ronalyn Hurley exactly.

[@louisekraft1014]

Thank you for saying what a lot of us are feeling. I think the great majority of rude comments seem to belong to young people.{ sorry to say} As you become more wiser and mature you can see how awful you come across to others { I pray} and feel foolish and sorry for being so selfish and bratty. Only time will tell.

[@rashmirath8166]

I am an Indian women ND going to start my beads studio so it's just awesome so specified way you do that thank you dear.God bless ND love you.

[@annetteweadock4949]

Thank you..............finally a tutorial I can follow as a beginner!

[@mansanjgill864]

Yup!! So amazing

[@susanhulett3361]

Very helpful video! I’ve been looking for a tutorial that a beginner can follow!

[@cherriaydelotte8327]

Agreed👍 very thorough instructions!!!! I’m new at this too and her tutorials are really helpful ☺️✨

[@wendym1234]

Yes! I can’t wait to try it! I also love how fast the video was at showing it as some videos drag on way too long. Thank you.

[@Theperilsofbev]

because of your simple yet beautiful showmanship and handy helping tips, this is one of the VERY best cane making tutorial I've yet to watch! thank you so much!

[@cliquecommunity4655]

Holy shit! Can’t believe KZbin recommended this to me again. This is what started my clay obsession when I was younger! This is great to see hahahaha

[@sunnylove1492]

my thoughts exactly lol

[@ClaygroundUk]

Hi! If you're still interested in the channel, there's a new video up right now :) More content to come soon!

[@valerielevitt3016]

@@ClaygroundUk

[@andrewg3262]

I've watched many tutorials and none as charming and knowledgeable as yours. I like the Toblerone reference.

[@Toltecgrl]

This was the video I watched to make my very first cane. I love her videos, I wished she made more!

[@jacquelinemuhlhauser9300]

Aztec Girl s

[@karengoldie6801]

Thank you. I have learned so much from your videos. You make it so simple to follow your instructions. Listening to your accent is a bonus. :) Thanks

[@tamaraadams9317]

I ran across your channel and love it! Thank you so much for being so thoughtful and helpful to a beginner. I’m a metal smith who is looking to expand my options for different types of cabachons to set in silver and copper. Thank you so much! 👏🏻♥️

[@ClaygroundUk]

Hi, to keep the clay clean its important to keep your hands clean.... We use baby wipes to clean before use and when we change colour.... To avoid fingerprints keep your clay firm - Cernit polymer clay is good for this but fingerprints are unavoidable sometimes.... When baked give your piece a light sanding with wet n dry fine grade sandpaper, this will remove fingerprints and help polishing too!

[@jaigirish1934]

Beautiful

[@radhikadias5128]

So clear and easy for beginners to understand. Thank you.

[@jsa-z1722]

Thank you for sharing your expertise with other crafters! 🙏

[@Jlynnlove21]

I happen to think your voice is nice. you do beautiful work. keep it up. thank you for sharing your knowledge. Unfortunately there are people out there that have nothing better to than insult other people. If that haven't learned already what you put out comes back to you. being rude and unkind will will find a place in their life. Pay no attention to the rudeness. your an awesome clay artist.

[@darleneferguson1267]

First love your accent, I’m in Texas, absolutely love the video! I’m brand new to this art. T facinates me the creativity of young women as yourself. I’m a great-grandma ready to learn. Thankyou God bless Darlene

[@marigeobrien]

If you're making a large piece -- like a candle holder or a small vase, for instance -- you can cut very thin slices and lay them out randomly (or in a pattern) on a plain polymer clay background and roll them into that background. In fact, you can use different sizes, too, to add another point of interest to it.

[@daystardanes]

I'm so excited!!!!!! I just followed Karen in the tutorial and made my very first cane!!!! Thanks Karen, I love to watch you and you are so good at teaching.

[@evelyne58000]

merci pour cette superbe video c'est vraiment très joli je m'abonne

[@Microplancakes]

Oh my goodness!! Thank you! I’ve watched others make cane flowers and it always seemed so intricate and difficult! You did this so easily! I can do this!! Thank you!!

[@ChuneeGangjeon]

Thank you very much for the very instructional and inspirational video! I've watched a few different cane example videos here on KZbin but this is first one that really explained the procedure thoroughly enough for me to understand the process. I'd also like to compliment you on your camera presence, you seem very at ease in front of the TWO cameras. And by the way, this is the first time that I've seen two cameras employed here on KZbin in a tutorial so kudos for that! You seem like a very multi-talented individual and I hope that you keep on making these videos and sharing your talent with the world! Best wishes from Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA.

[@genildacarlosdafonseca9102]

Obrigada ..obrigada por passar seus conhecimentos ..Deus abençoe grandemente ;;maravilhoso seu trabalho.

[@mamablitgermonica3883]

Oh dear.... You are so talented. I'm truly impressed with how easy you make it looking. Thanks a lot for sharing your creativity. Hugs from Spain

[@kirstjonesxoxo92]

i live in wales and i havent come across this clay but im hoping it will be easier to get a hold of as fimo and sculpy aren't readily available in my area, also the tutorial was extremly helpful thnx xox

[@debbieapostol7783]

Only 7 years later, but I'm just learning how to make this! I wanted to add some in a mosaic I'm making. Thank you so much for your clear and concise instructions! Easily, the best video I've seen! You do such an amazing job! It's Christmas Eve now, and I'm ready for Christmas! Happy Holidays to you and yours! Much love!❤️

[@elainenevin8575]

My first venture into flower canes, and this tutorial is excellent!!! Thank you ;)

[@jeanettekeys76]

i love the way you had your face in the corner so people that can not hear any thing can unstand want you are doing and how to do it, so a big thumbs up from me. and by the way you did a good gob on the flowers you made. :)

[@TheHULSON]

Could listen to her voice all day #love it

[@dilmanhoshiar5386]

Love the way she talks, so cute!

[@pamelamcintosh236]

You rock at teaching. Im so enjoying watching you create :)

[@saracarlini7393]

I think your method is the best I ever seen in youtube. I'll try it, thanks for this video!

[@tammiem1635]

I have a new found appreciation for all the polymer clay beads I have this looks like alot of work but also appreciate this video and your creativity

[@kmmcdono]

Thank you for this video! It helped me make the cutest flowers.

[@stormee1971]

made one of these yesterday. totally easy now that you showed me how. thanks so much

[@gracegrace790]

I managed to make this cane its my first one which I was able to reduce without it becoming a mess :P tyvm

[@TheJerseygirly]

First I want to thank you for your time, I was looking for a video that explain the canes more clear, and you do an excellent job! Thank you a million time!

[@georgekabacinski]

Great overview of the process. Thank you.

[@Страничкадилетанта]

Thank you, you are so professional! It's a pity i see this video only now.❤

[@bearpawz_]

You did an incredible job!! I can't believe the pettiness of some of the comments though. It's pretty evident that you realized you had six rolls -- or as you called them "sausages" (too cute!) .. so you set one aside to make five. And yet 'craftyangie vega' spews out "I think you need to learn to count first". Give me a break notsoCraftyAngie Vega. In any event, your work is AWESOME. Thank you so much for sharing the video with us!! :0)

[@caphilliips]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@harriejones7593]

@Charlotte, nice message, how good is your health and how was the weekend?

[@karenrussell5943]

Thank you SO much for sharing this. I was wantinb to know how to make this. You're inspiring!!

[@MsCraftist]

hi! the petals are a bit uneven but i suggest you squeeze and pull then when it is almost the size you want roll. great tutorial by the way :D

[@charofheart37]

I always wondered how they little color got in the petal, and wow on the shrinking of the flower! Just squish in and roll it long! It's like magic, super cool! Thanks for the detailed crafting tips 🤗❤️👍🏾💯

[@nelsiejavier712]

thank u for sharing your talent

[@hazelfm5401]

nice one. its the same procedure when doing ordinary polymer clay? baking also?

[@christonyawatson4519]

i liked being able to see your hands up close and your face the whole time.

[@MaeLee1957]

You have the cutest voice I have ever heard in my life. Thank You so much for this tutorial.

[@KyaH024]

Thank you so much for this video!! I have always wondered how these were even possible to make. Now it makes sense :)

[@JANEEDISTURBED]

IKR! It's AMAZING!

[@pinkdillio]

wow. thats amazing. im just getting into polymer. that looks so hardcore and time consuming. really pretty though. id buy just the canes to chop myself.

[@kimbalivesay]

Loved it! I will now tackle my on flower cane. You did a brilliant job showing how to make one. Thank-you for taking the time to teach!

[@Aroundthefire77]

Referring to the rolls as sausages is the most Britain thing I’ve heard. I love it!

[@irenesilbert6476]

Perfect instructions, thanks! One question: how long in advance can I make the canes for use in a class with seniors? Can I cut the beads 24 hours in advance? Or is it necessary to cut the roll on the spot as needed for making beads ?

[@shannonwooters3443]

going to be new to polymer clay and your video was so informative it was nicely done. your work is beautiful just as you are and your voice you sound so nice and calming like a teacher. my voice is raspy for a girl and I don't like it. I would love to see more videos from you as a lot of people on here said as well. and like a lot have mentioned ppl are rude it's the internet.. if you didn't show your face to or have a steady camera or didn't explain things as good as you did they would of all complained about that.. they had nothing left to say.. if people want to see the tutorial they won't be bothered by a voice or sweater or whatever. please continue making more.. god bless and thankyou

[@dollcraftstaezja8491]

Love your ascent

[@noormarry9301]

Excellent work really help full for me thanks alote for teaching like this and you did a wonderfull job i don’t have words to describe

[@bearpawz_]

I thought so too! Loved the way she says "air bubbles". Too cute!

[@aliciapereira8847]

gracias, desde España

[@KitchensbyImage]

Just like making Blackpool Rock! Great video, thank-you.

[@louymesmejias5580]

This was a very helpful video specially for those of us that are just starting to work with clay. Thank you for taking the time to make it.

[@actuallyashley]

apparently you should only pull and and stretch and not roll but i guess your way works too :p it just keeps the petals even :)

[@AGROCKSTAR20]

It is not about how she speaks it is about how good it is really great

[@cj.g7789]

Thanks very much for that no where near as complicated as I thought. I enjoyed it.

[@elizabethwhite6364]

Wonderful! I learned a lot and will attempt a flower cane! Thank you!

[@borleyboo5613]

I’ve never heard of a flower cane before. That was fascinating to watch. Thank you.

[@isabellrc]

This is a lovely video. Easy to follow. I’ve heard of Cirnet polymer clay; I’ve heard it’s better than Sculpey? However, it’s not as easy to get in US. I’m newer to this art medium. Trying to learn everything I can.

[@vivianramsay2527]

Totally awesome! 🤩🤩😁Very nice, clear instructions! I've been holding onto a gift of polymer clay ,afraid to mess it up. Now I'm feeling like I can try this ! Thank you!

[@maritaambrosius6994]

Thank you for this video. The way to do is so easy! I like it.

[@joke30750]

I don't understand why such negative comments are given..Thank you very much for this great video!!!

[@irenesilbert6476]

Do you have a follow up video on how to bake the beads? Using toothpicks and aluminum?

[@Dezertroze43]

Thank you so much. You are a delight and your description and demonstration was wonderful.

[@FujishimaAkiko]

I can't wait to try this! I'm working with polymer clay for the first time, and decided to take on a large project for a beginner... But, that's me, I never go into anything easy...lol! This tutorial is a great help. Thank you! :)

[@MsJbs05]

What an amazing video for a beginner. Regards from Brazil and thanks for sharing.

[@bea027]

this is nice😊 wanna try

[@claucortes2457]

beautiful and well explained tutorial, thank you.

[@joharris7795]

Brilliant. Just made my first flower cane. How do I keep the cane from drying out/storage? I have rolled it in wrap but is this good enough? It is Premo. will it dry out?

[@aquilathered8444]

That is so adorable and live how it's simple- looking to either put a bunch of little ones on one bead, or keep karge- great for that thank you; i also love how you have many variations to spark my inspiration- the pendants i made once are blended- so i will try blended petals (if i can figure it out lol)

[@Frederiquedesiles]

I've seen dozens of videos about polymer clay, in 4 languages, and it's the first time somebody explains why there shouldn't be any air bubbles in the cane! Now I understand why my canes or sausages etc break sometimes! THANK YOU!

[@sarassmith6900]

Thank you very much for sharing. Wonderful to watch your followers.🌹🌹

[@LesFavChs]

Hello...I've really enjoyed your tutorial videos. It's amazing work on your part. Easy but very creative designs.The end results are astonishing!!! Many different projects that can be made from canes. I hope you continue to make tutorials. I will be checking for them. I've watched many people and their videos, some good but, you demonstrate each step by step process precise and well detailed but simple enough to be followed and even remembered!!!🍄ThankYou..👍 👏BRAVO👏

[@mariamariah5083]

Lindo seu trabalho!!! Parabéns!!! qual o nome dessa pedra que você abre as massas?

[@KimBerly-rh1ot]

eu acho q é mármore

[@happysunny4280]

oh my.... i love your accent.i didnt like British before but you talk really beautifully.and your tutorial was awesome

[@ianknipe1640]

The British probably don't like you either.

[@TimeTangled]

Great video!!!! Before, i was watching videos where people had all of these canes, but now i understand how to do it! Thanks!

[@FancyRat55]

Thank you so much for this lovely, informative, super detailed video, Karen! Your flower canes are beautiful

[@kimberlyb7346]

Amazing video!! To the point easy to understand and replicate and Mysun my son LOVES your accent! He is distance learning an you were part of his art class today. Now to go try...Thanks and subscribed.

[@rblxwarrior8819]

I love polymer clay I have a huge box of it at my house, I always watch tutorials. And this is the best one out of all of them, good work! And keep it up, I love it.

[@shellyomeara1067]

Beautiful Thank you for showing us

[@tWz4462]

Omgnes! I loved watch your polymer clay turioral. I have to admit I'm a beaded and would love to have these as beads. I also think I don't know if I can do this, but I'm going to try. thnx u .

[@judyou]

Great basic tutorial! Just the right pace for a beginner. Thanks a lot!

[@munawaraskari4541]

Fantastic. Very creative loved watching the video, neat work What can I use this for?

[@theantichrist6524]

I am thankful that you aired this video I would like to see more

[@valerielevitt3016]

Very professional, a good teacher, thank you.

[@donaldstewart6gmailcom467]

Hi Valerie

[@soy2254]

A pesar de no entender tu idioma, tus manos hablan, muchísimas gracias por explicar tan claro y hacerlo fácil, estoy empezando a hacer algo con esta pasta y son muchas cosas que no sé. Un saludo 😉

[@DarkItalianPrincess6]

I love this I will be trying this technic

[@boitelcatherine3935]

belle video et bien expliqué merci

[@natvg3350]

I like it so much! .... What kind of paste you use?

[@aleoki9009]

Where did you buy your pasted machine? Please answer love your vids

[@artiejohnson703]

New subscriber, Thank you so much for this video. This will help me so much to make simple flower canes.

[@idiot0moon]

this video is amazing! I'd always wondered how smaller clay canes were made. I had no idea that it was as simple as manually reducing the size of a larger clay cane.

[@syddw6]

This was wonderful Karen, thank you for such a simple tutorial that was lovely to watch

[@MaeLee1957]

I love this. I am a beginner and this has helped me so much. Thank you for sharing.

[@anita10july]

Do you make shipments to India? If yes, please provide some details on quantum & costing.