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Learn about how simple and quick it really is to create this cool looking polymer clay cane.

Discussion of the tools and materials that can be used for this project… and why sometimes it is OK if your clay cracks and behaves badly… in this case it actually adds more realism to your polymer clay rose.

See examples of several different rose canes and jewelry projects made using the Shaded Rose Cane Technique.

The following topics are included in this week’s Polymer Clay Tutor Library, Shaded Rose Cane video tutorial: I want to tell you that you have helped me more in the last 3 days than all the reading I’ve been doing for the last 3 months.

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I signed up for the membership plus the 3 month backdate offer. Hi Cindy, I got your beginners course 2 days ago, finished it last night and became a member today. Try it and the only regret you will have is that you have missed so much for so little money.

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The two of you slammed it out there with a year of the most exciting PC Fun and Talent all wrapped up into a package anyone can afford. The LIETZ TEAM beats them all at everything you could possibly think of. Thank you Cindy and Doug for a most wonderful year of fun, artistic, brain storming, happy go lucky, low cost, tutorials and blogging. Even though I have a number of books on pc, your video tutorials are far more educational and therefore a much better value. I live in a part of the US where getting to polymer clay classes is not easy, and often very expensive.

Hi Cindy! I am enjoying your videos and learning so much! Thank you for doing this program.

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The full version of the “Shaded Rose Cane” preview video shown above, is now available for purchase at the Polymer Clay Library in the Volume-032 Back Issue Package.Ĭustomer Feedback About Membership Value: Here’s That “Link Below” Referred To at End of the Video But if you would like to see a sneak peek intro clip right now, scroll down the page a bit to the video player below. The full version of the Vid-032-4 Shaded Rose Cane video will be posted in the Polymer Clay Members Library on Friday January 28th, 2011.

Basic cane making knowledge such as clay consistency and reducing canes, etc.

Knowledge of making the Teardrop Blend.

Small round rod or dowel (I used a Sculpey Etch and Pearl Tool).

– Black (I used a 1/16 section of Premo Black) – White (I used a 1/16 section of Premo White) – Medium Shade (I used 1/2 section Premo Fuchsia – Dark Shade (I used 1/4 section Premo Alizarin Crimson) Supplies & Tools: Video-032-4 Shaded Rose Cane (Background-less) Tutorial: Use the search box at the top of the page to find articles on specific topics.

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There is also plenty of free information on this blog. If you need help in these areas, my Polymer Clay Beginners Course will get you up to speed quickly. Please Note: A general prerequisite for all of my weekly tutorials is that you have a good understanding of the polymer clay basics, including: conditioning clay, using a pasta machine, clay blade and other simple tools, making Skinner Blends or Teardrop Blends, baking clay, as well as sanding and finishing.

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Well… coming up on Friday, January 28th, 2011 (tomorrow), I am going to teach you all how to make a backgroundless polymer clay rose cane in the Vol-032-4 tute at the Polymer Clay Video Library. I’m sure you will have a better rose cane than many out there. Thanks for that! Keeping my fingers crossed! ~Phaedrakat You always work out all the kinks, and give us a perfect, step-by-step presentation.

I pretty much know how they’re made, but I’d love to see someone build one on video (namely, YOU Cindy!). I’ve begged Cindy to add this to her list several times. I’d love that rose cane tutorial, too (the realistic kind). Thanks again for the hard work you put in to pass on your talent. I have learned so much! Is there a chance in the near future of showing us how to do the rose canes I see everywhere? The ones with a gradient of color in and around each petal section? I have tried to make these on my own, and it still eludes me. I can’t think of anytime that you haven’t had amazing tutes repeatedly. I found it by a happy chance of luck!! You have inspired me to pick my clay again as I follow your recipes and projects with your very explanatory videos.

~Cheryl-SĬindy, I really enjoy your site so much. I also have a rough time with putting colors together that look good, it’s like I’m color blind even though I’m not. I have a problem with making rose canes, mine look like a big mess and I really, really want to make rose canes. Although it is what most of you consider to be an intermediate cane, with practice and a couple prerequisite videos, even beginners will have success with this cane. But it wasn’t until recently that I finally came up with a design that not only looks great, but is also easy enough to make. You guys have been bugging me for awhile now, to demonstrate how to make a Polymer Clay Rose Cane.