Polymer Clay Water Cane

UPDATE 05/10/2017 CraftArtEdu has unfortunately now closed, if you would like more information on this cane here is Claire Wallis Facebook Page.

Earlier this week I took some time out to make this Water Cane, I purchased the tutorial for this cane from CraftArtEdu designed by Claire Wallis.

Its a fairly simple tutorial for those that have experience in caning involving skinner blends.

Polymer clay water cane in the making

You get two tutorials for the price, the water cane and another thunderbolt cane which I have yet to try.

Water cane & thunderbolt cane tutorial by Claire Wallis On CraftArtEdu

Here's what I made with my finished cane, I did have to stretch the cane a little when applying them to my pendants but I'm delighted with the effect.

My polymer clay pendants using the water cane tutorial

I think this cane could look great in an array of colours I'm thinking maybe red next time.

You can see more of my claying with CraftArtEdu's tutorials here

• Turquoise Kaleidoscope Trinket Bowl
• Polymer Clay Kaleidoscope Cane
• CraftArtEdu Review for Polymer Clay Tutorials Part 1
• CraftArtEdu Polymer Clay Tutorial Part 2 The Results

Polymer Clay Kaleidoscope Cane

Here's some new pendants and earrings I've made from my latest Kaleidoscope cane from my earlier posts a few weeks ago.

Polymer Clay Kaleidoscope Cane - Jewellery brooch & earrings a work in progress

I've also made this bird brooch too along with some smaller stud earrings, they all need finishing now with backs and varnishing.

Below you can see the original canes I made along with the sheet I created.  These canes were the result of a tutorial I purchased from the CraftArtEdu website by Julie Eakes.

Definitely a challenging tutorial but it was so worth it as I'm delighted with the results.

Polymer Clay Kaleidoscope Canes & Sheet

Here's some past blogposts on my Kaleidoscope Canes

CraftArtEdu Review for Polymer Clay Tutorials Part 1

CraftArtEdu Polymer Clay Tutorial Part 2 The Results

My Kalediscope Cane Needs Something More

CraftArtEdu Polymer Clay Tutorial Part 2 The Results

In part one of my CraftArtEdu polymer clay review, I reviewed the tutoiral Have a Heart by Donna Kato as I created and learned how to make the polymer clay cane need to progress onto part 2 of the pendant.

My polymer clay cane for CraftArtEdu's tutorial Have a Heart

If you missed part one you can catch up here

Have a Heart Polymer Clay Tutorial by Donna Kato Review

Part two of the tutorial involved the creating of the heart pendant using your kaleidoscope cane created in part one, again I found the tutorial really easy to use and picked up more great tips/techniques on applying my cane to the pendant and creating the heart pendant itself.

So here are the finished results of the tutorial

My Have a Heart Polymer Clay Pendant, created using CraftArtEdu's Tutorial

My Have a Heart Polymer Clay Pendant, created using CraftArtEdu's Tutorial

And of course I just couldn't stop there, here are a few more pendants I created using the same cane and the tips I learnt from the tutorial.

Black & White Polymer Clay Pendant created with my kaleidoscope cane

Black & White Polymer Clay Square Pendant created with my kaleidoscope cane

Black & White Polymer Clay Lariat Necklace created with my kaleidoscope cane

Did you miss my post on digital tutorials here From the Craft Book to the PDF - Online Polymer Clay Tutorials.

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