First, there is no right or wrong way to make this cane. I make it differently than some people, and I know that some people will make it differently than me. That’s okay. Once you can get the Skinner Blend mastered, it’s all a matter of using your sculpting skills to gently “persuade” the clay to do what YOU want it to do.
The following tutorial is PART 1 in making a caned Poinsettia petals & leaves.
Basic Materials
- 3-4 colors of Premo! polymer clay in red / pink tones to make your poinsettia petal cane
- Pasta machine
- Acrylic roller & acrylic block
- Your hands
Poinsettia Caned Flower Project
Part 1 * Part 2 * Part 3
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Thank you Katie, LOVE this gorgeous project, can’t wait to try it 🙂