Berry Canes | Polymer Clay Cane Tutorial
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Translucent Clay Tutorial | Sculpey Premo | Cernit
Today's polymer clay caning tutorial showcase fruitful berries canes! Some of the polymer clay techniques you'll be learning are, cane packing, cane reduction and working with translucent clay. You'll see the difference between using Cernit Translucent vs Sculpey Premo Translucent when it comes to cane packing and how the firmness of the cane packing clay affects the design of your canes.
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Jennifoo's List of Recommended Tools:
MARCATO Atlas 150 Pasta Machine (this is the machine I use!):
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Sculpey Clay Blades 3 Set Pack (for general cutting):
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Tissue Blades (dedicated thin & sharp blade for cane slicing)
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Sculpey Satin Glaze (for sealing surface treatments):
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Acrylic Roller and Tiny Hole Cutter Set:
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Large Circle Cutters:
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Cute Earring Clay Cutters:
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Earring Ball Post with KC Gold (my favorite earring finding!):
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List of Clay Ratios:
Berry Gradient Log 18g (-2g cut off end)
• 4g red
• 4g white
• 4g offset clay (thickness setting 3 on your pasta machine)
• 6g translucent around log
Stem 10g (-1g cut off)
• 2g forest green (stem) (cut to size, thickness setting 2)
• 8g translucent (to wrap stem)
Additional Packing Clay (not including translucent listed from above)
• 48 grams of workable translucent (only 27 used in final)
• Breakdown:
- 15 grams used to pack the single petal
- 12 grams used to pack the berry bundle
- 21 left remaining as scrap
* NOTE: I used 48 additional packing clay, but only 27g ended up being used in the final cane product. There was 21 left remaining unused. Having some extra clay makes the process go smoother so you have some breathing room for when you don't get the exact cut/size ect.
* NOTE: Translucent clay used is Sculpey Premo White Translucent.
Contents of this video
0:00 - Introduction
0:37 - #1: Create Berry Shape (Offset Gradient Bullseye)
3:19 - #2: Create Stem
4:15 - #3: Cane Packing (Single Berry)
6:29 - #4: Cut & Assemble Berry Bundle
8:45 - #5: Cane Packing (Berry Bundle)
11:16 - #5: Cane Reduction (Berry Bundle)
Music:
Music: [cocktails and lobsters] by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)
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This is fabulous Jennifoo😻🙏🏽
@Jennifooclay
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you Joyce :-) !
You make it look so easy. My canes would never look half as good. 👍
@Jennifooclay
2 жыл бұрын
Haha, i'm glad I didn't make it look complicated! You can do it! I'll have my moments behind the scenes sometimes with the first take, and i'm like, how'd that happen? LOL. Keep at it! As long as you're having fun and keep going you'll improve and get better!
I appreciate all your hard work. Thank you 😊 💓
@Jennifooclay
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you Jennifer :-) !
Love this! You are a great teacher!
@Jennifooclay
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much Heather :-)
Hi everyone! I put detailed notes on the clay ratios in the comments in case anyone needs it!
What a wonderful job. Thank you so much for the very detailed tutorial. Loved the idea of using a harder clayon the ends, had not thought to do that.
@Jennifooclay
2 жыл бұрын
You are very welcome Vickie! Glad to hear this gave you new ideas :-)
Great tutorial, thank you!
@Jennifooclay
2 жыл бұрын
Glad you liked this tutorial too, thanks for leaving a comment, they are encouraging!!
Thank you for all the work you put into this tutorial. I had never thought of or seen the suggestion of using softer clay around the design to minimize distortion. Also, the berries are beautiful!
@aribopan1521
2 жыл бұрын
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@Jennifooclay
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you Elizabeth! So glad to hear the gears turning for you. Really appreciate you taking the time to comment :-) Goodluck and happy caning!
I love your videos. Easy to follow. You give me hope that one day I may actually produce a cane I’m proud of. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and talent.
@Jennifooclay
2 жыл бұрын
That is so wonderful to hear Debbie! That inspires me to keep going and hone my polymer clay craft. I love how we can encourage one another in creative pursuits. I'm also rooting for you!!! :-) If you ever decide to make videos yourself, i've love to see what you make.
Could you please do a video on how to make vines?
This is so beautiful! 💞💞 I have tried a couple times doing different canes and my colors seem to smear, if that makes sense! How do you keep all your colors so clean?!🥰
@Jennifooclay
2 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie! Oof, sorry to hear, clay can sometimes be a challenge. My guess would be that the clay is getting too soft for various reasons. One could be the clay brand (Sculpey III is too soft for caning) or you live in warmer climate or you have warm hands. Kato is usually the solution for most clay artist if they want super crisp clean looking canes. Fimo Pro is also great, though, I personally find Fimo more crumbly and take longer to condition, but I have cold hands, haha.
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