PC 101 Make This Easy Orange Slice Cane Without a Pasta Machine!
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
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Here you'll find tutorials dedicated to my favorite art medium: polymer clay.
In this beginner caning class, you'll learn how to create a simple orange slice, perfect for miniatures. Alter the colors and you can also make lemons and limes!
This cane is very simple, once you get some basic techniques under your belt, you'll be creating more complex images in rods and loaves of canes in no time at all.
Cheers, Donna
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I've always wanted to make an orange cane. This is so fun. I am also envisioning limes and lemons and grapefruit oh my! Thanks Donna.
there you go! Yup! hugs!
Thank you Donna. I needed to see you do this. I can see some of the things I was doing wrong. I’m learning new things every time I watch you.
so glad, gaye! that's one of my goals, just to help clear things out, make things easier and get better results! hugs, d
You are a sweet heart, D. Always thinking in everything and everyone ❤❤❤
thank you, Sar! I want to let folks give it a try without the investment in a machine. Then, if they like it, they can proceed, right? Hugs, D
@@DonnaKatoArt absolutely D! Big hugs ❤
Wow, that takes me back! i remember "before the pst michine, Thanks for the memories, love watching your claeses, Thank you so much
I know, Nancy! The old days! Hugs, D
Thank heavens for our pasta machines❤😂😅
Enjoyed, brought back memories when I first started! I used an empty wine bottle for a roller and pieces of cardboard to gage thickness. Would have loved to have had a video like this. 😁
I KNow, Robin! The old days. I just thought a tute for someone who doesn't have a machine might be a nice thing. Hugs! D
Those look fun Donna 😊
You know, they are and I think perfect for someone who is just starting out. I hope so, anyway. hugs, D
Adorable !
I would not still be claying if I didn’t have a pasta machine !
oh, my, you are so right! i have to get a new motor, i just burnt it out. may i ask a favor? would you mind subscribing t my channel? i know it helps spread the tutes and one of my big goals is interesting people who might not know about pc but would like to. makes sense? anyway thanks in advance, I would really appreciate it. hugs! d
Awesome! Thanks for sharing! I will make it with my daughter 😀✌️
love that, make citrus fruits! yay! okay, so this is my day to ask for a favor. it's a free favor but it's a favor. subscribing to the channel helps expand the reach of the tutes, i think, i don't know but everyone always asks. i don't really in the tutes, yes, my poor furbabies is as much as I do. anywho, it'd be much appreciated! hugs, d
Really enjoyed this episode thanks Donna. Much nicer than the first one I made.
my pleasure, will!
You are my inspiration ❤️❤️
hank you, Janet! Hugs, D
I have made orange slices before, but not with all the tiny millifiori segments. That REALLY helps make it look more realistic. I like making mine with Transluscent clay, which also adds realism. Then to finish them off, I like to coat them with a shiny polymer clay friendly varnish. I will be starting to make miniature food for my dollhouse soon. But first I have to get my rescue puppy potty trained and settled into a routine. She is taking up most of my time these days. (If we can conquer potty training, she’ll be a fantastic dog. Right now we’re fostering and will probably adopt her. She’s 8 months old and has the coloring of a Pinscher or a Doberman but is only 30 lbs. Maybe she has some miniature Pinscher in her.) BTW, I’m so glad I have a dedicated pasta machine. It makes the job so much easier. I also have a dedicated toaster oven that I got from a resale shop. Polymer clay is SO versatile and fun. Any newbies will quickly become addicted, I’m sure. 😉🤣😀 Donna, I love YOUR clay for making canes. It holds its shape better than the softer clays, especially if you let it cool down before slicing. I would never recommend Sculpey III to anyone. Premo is good. I like Cernit Transluscent the best; it doesn’t yellow too much after it’s baked. Sculpey original and Living Doll are great for sculpting. If any of your viewers find their clay is way too soft, they can always leech out some of the oils with printer paper.
Anyway, I love Kato Polyclay! I’ll be trying your technique for sure.
Hi Barb! Yes, translucent increases the realism of the cane, definitely! Varnish, too. Oh, puppy training! I have trained many puppies, myself. It's getting them to ask to go out. Good luck with your pup, I know she'll be fine. I hope we get newbies into the fold, we need newbies to keep our medium alive! We are so small. Thank you for the kind words about Kato Pc, I love it, too. Hugs, D
Oh I’ve got this book! It’s the only one Amazon UK was selling, sadly. This book is a fabulous resource with stunning pictures
thank you, Vee! hugs, d
Your so helpful! Love your work!
thank you, tammy! these are easy and fun. miniatures are so popular and you can, of course make lemons and limes, too. now, i have a favor to ask of you, would you mind subscribing to my channel? subbing helps spread the tutes and in that way we increase our pc enthusiast numbers, too. thank you in advance, i do appreciate it. hugs, d
Never made fruit D, enjoyed lot's, thank you again 😊 big hugs 💜
Limes, Lemons, Oranges! Big hugs, D
You might want to add "no pasta machine" to the title or the thumbnail. There are a lot of tutorials for citrus fruit already and it'll help set yours apart and beginners will be able to tell right away that they'll want to watch yours rather than someone else's.
Good idea! Thank you!
I look forward to your sound effects! TY
i go a million of 'em! may i ask a little favor, i think it's little, anyway. would you mind subscribing to my channel? it's good for the channel and for me (not sure how but everyone asks so i figure i should, too) thanks so much in advance! hugs, d
Do you sell clay? Where might I fine your clay store if you do?
Hi Tammy! My husband sells Kato Polyclay at www.prairiecraft.com! Cheers, D
@@DonnaKatoArt how long after payment is made does it take for your order to arrive to your? Thank you so much for your time.