I just found you! I was looking for a tutorial on making the polymer leaves. I look forward to learning everything you have! I just got my first batch of polymer clay a few weeks ago and I am SO excited to learn. Thank you in advance! ❤😊
I’m half way through your tutorials. You are a wonderful teacher and give a sense of confidence to us watching that we can do these techniques too. I’ve been super impressed and just love your personality. Thanks for sharing your techniques and time, I look forward to the rest of your videos and implementing your techniques in my work.
You’re comments are so delightful. It encourages me to hear how you’ve been enjoying my tutorials. Happy caning and hope you have lots of fun creating awesome things with polymer clay!! 😊
I just found & watched your latest video of the flower cane & I really loved it, it's so pretty! I am really excited to have found you. You explain things so well. I'm really looking forward to watching your previous videos & I can't wait for the new ones you will hopefully continue to release! Thank you so much for sharing this with us
Hi Jasmine! Thank you for your comment, your words are encouraging! It makes me happy to see others enjoying my content and find them relevant enough to watch multiple videos, will keep making them for sure :-) !!
@@Jennifooclay I'm so happy to hear that you will continue to release new ones! I've been able to watch several of your tutorials since seeing that 1st one, and I love every single one. You are very very good! Thank you so much💛
Hi Renee, sorry for the late reply, and thank you for your question! The paper i'm using is parchment paper - it's also very helpful in preventing "rippling" where the clay sticks to your rollers on the thinner settings. Hope this helps!
Hi meena! In this video I used Sculpey Premo for the simple and assembled leaf canes, but I use Fimo Pro (mixed with a bit of Sculpey Premo) for the textured leaf cane to maintain the detail. Sculpey Premo was a bit tricky to use because it's a softer type of clay, but it was all I had at the time, though I eventually went to the store to restock on Fimo Pro. That's why i'm using two different types of clay in this video.
@@YaGirlCJ Haha, thank you CJ! Yes, definitely, it's a great idea to mix clays to customize their properties. Since Fimo Pro is firm (but can be a bit too firm for some people) and Premo is softer (but can sometimes be too soft especially for caning), you can mix them together to make them medium soft and get the best of both worlds. Have fun mixing and claying!
