Zentangle Styled Polymer Clay Cane: The Chloe Cane (Part 2)

This Zentangle Styled polymer clay cane, the Chloe Pattern is a blast to create!! And in the second part of the Chloe cane, I focus in on the possibilities of color!!
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00:00 Tutorial Title and Materials
00:11 Creating the Chloe cane with One color and White...
06:09 Creating the Chloe cane with One color and Black...
08:07 Mixing the Purple & White with the Black & Yellow Cane...
11:17 And now with full color by using Pink and Green...
16:09 End Results
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Tools & Materials used in this video:
A Smooth Tile Surface
A Firm tissue Blade
Acrylic Roller
Small Scissors
Atlas Pasta Machine
Polymer Clays: Purple, Yellow, Pink, Green, Black & White
Copyright 2023 by Laura J Schiller
The original drawn pencil/ink Chloe pattern is one deconstructed by Barbara Finwall.

[@kathyjones274]

Green and yellow

[@laurajschiller]

Yep, that could’ve been a possibility!… Hugs!😊❤

[@MsSassySean]

Thank you very much

[@laurajschiller]

You are most welcome, Ms. Sassy!! Thrilled you enjoyed it and hope you will create a few of these canes!! Hugs your way!! :)

[@sherylwright5705]

I love the pink, green, black and white. It is very retro. It gives vintage geometric wallpaper vibes from the 60's and 70's.

[@laurajschiller]

LOLOLOL!!! Never looked at it that way!! Thank you!! I laugh a little because I am not a big fan of the 60's or 70's look...but, hey if it works, or as they say..."when in Rome..." I do hope you will try it out and put your own spin on this cane with the color!! Sending you my big hugs! :)

[@joyceparkes2678]

💕💕

[@laurajschiller]

Thrilled you enjoyed it!! Hugs! :)

[@ddhomestead6163]

Great video

[@laurajschiller]

Thank you so much for that! Sending big hugs!🤗👍🏻❤️

[@lyndamchugh249]

I like the colors

[@laurajschiller]

Yeah, those colors can get very interesting when it comes to this design!! Sending my hugs! :)

[@leonanelson2444]

Very pretty, thank you

[@laurajschiller]

You are most welcome and Thank you, Leona!! I am glad you enjoyed it!! Sending my hugs! 🤗❤️👍🏻

[@KimU_444]

Love this. Thank you.

[@laurajschiller]

You are most welcome, lady!! I miss your peaceful presence and the hugs that go with them!! Glad you enjoyed this video and be looking forward to seeing you again soon...Oh, and tell my dear Miss Terri hi for me and big hug to her!! :)

[@colleengarland8977]

Fabulous

[@laurajschiller]

Thank you, Colleen!! I am so thrilled you enjoyed it! Hugs!! 🤗❤️👍🏻

[@GwendyddStclair]

@laura can you make canes that look like granite & marble to make tiles for dollhouse flooring?

[@laurajschiller]

Very likely...I keep thinking this look would most likely be similar to a veined marble look. So yes. Sending hugs! :)

[@rcmmoody3168]

Beautiful! How much clay in ounces did you use per bull’s eye?

[@laurajschiller]

To tell truthfully, I couldn't really say?....Much of this is dependent on the diameter of your original bullseye. And this can be smaller or larger than what I have demonstrated here in this video. The main thing is making sure both bullseyes are the same diameter. And I do that by placing one on top of the other. It is an easy way to make sure they are the same. Plus...remembering what pasta machine thicknesses are used in the original creation of the bullseye. What one will be, the other will be. I do hope this helps. Sending you hugs! :)

[@rcmmoody3168]

P.S. Or in blocks?

[@laurajschiller]

This is also dependent on the diameter of the blocks. Sending hugs again. :)