Clay-Gun Quilt Cane Pt. 4

Suzanne Ivester demonstrates a fun technique for building a colorful, complex quilt cane quickly and easily with a clay gun. This 35-minute video is in 4 parts.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• polymer
• clay
• cane
• millefiori
• craft

[jojobean2020]

Thank you, I'm getting ready to make my first cane and this tutorial showed me how to do a lot of things besides just make cane. I hope you do many more showing different techniques. What brand polymer did you use here?

[hedgeapplecraft]

Glad you liked the tutorial! I usually use Premo clay. I think in this video, I was using some "scrap" clay I had bought from a friend--probably a combination of Premo and Fimo. Have fun and good luck with your cane.

[Darkballerwiz]

man you rcok thanks alot for putitng this up this is what yout tube is about

[hedgeapplecraft]

Thanks! I plan on doing another video soon. Showing how to make a votive candleholder--glass covered with polymer clay, stenciled and decorated with metal leaf.

--Suzanne

[kristykelly]

I have enjoyed this ALOT! I watched it several times, then made the cane (my FIRST CANE EVER!!) And I was AMAZED at how great it came out. Your instuctions were simple and easy to understand. I appreciate it, thanks! Kristy

[hedgeapplecraft]

Thank YOU, Kristy! You made my day. --Suzanne

[gaildavis100]

Lovely designs for cane-making. How patient you are! Thanks for putting your videos up on YouTube.

[amalkav]

Thank you for your time and very nice tutorial!

[MosaicMaiden]

Many Thanks this was very helpful!

[apaloseko2]

Genial. Gracias.

[SchoolCounselor01]

What a fantastic video. Your instructions were clear and I will have fun making this cane. Thank you for teaching me new ways to use my extruder. I love the motorized pasta machine! I have never seen that before!

[satsumamoon]

Thank you so much xx

[digupstuff]

Thank you for this how to make a quilted cane video! I think I'm going to give it a go and see what happens! ;)

[piffleUK]

Thank you for the brainwave. I'm a newcomer to polymer clay and this really helped me know what to do with my first can AND gave me seeds of ideas for patterns.