Welcome to my collection of every polymer clay cane I ever made. (Lots of images on this page, be patient.)
Arranged by type. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:
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I keep seeing people land on this page looking for instructions on what to do with clay canes. So I took a photo that might help. And I LOVE talking clay with anyone. If you need help, by all means drop me a note. | |
The cane >>> And stuff I made with it. >>> | |
To Use; ANYONE can use polymer clay canes. With a straight blade, half a razor blade will work, or a long exacto knife, or better yet, buy a tissue blade specially made for polymer clay. Slice off a piece. Place on a tile, or you can use a tin foil covered cookie sheet. Ceramic tiles can be had at any home improvement store though and work great for clay. Better still, pull out a plain piece of paper, printer paper is fine. Lay your clay on that and prevent shinny sides. Bake in your oven at 265f for 30 min per quarter inch. (So if you slice thin, less baking time is needed. You can always bake again.) That's it! The clay cures to a nice easy to work with plastic. Drill a hole and make jewelry. Slice thicker pieces and a hole can be drilled through from side to side for stringing. OR... you can apply very thin slices to any surface that can take baking, smooth with a roller to form a veneer, and bake. That photo above shows an altoids tin, a nice twist pen and some puffy pillow beads all made with that cane. | |
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