Morris Cane Pendant in Polymer Clay Tutorial.
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- I use simple flower and leaf canes to create this fun interwoven pattern from Polymer Clay. It is easier than it looks, and I take you step by step through the process to both create the cane, and then these resin topped pendants. So, sit back and relax as you see how to create some of your own.
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Thank you so much for watching.
A reason to celebrate! Fiona has put out a video!
Thank you so much :)
Fiona, this cane is absolutely gorgeous! You took 4 “easy” canes and worked your magic again ❤️. It’s amazing to see how your imagination works; your placement and manipulation of the canes creates such a beautiful pattern. I love the final patterns and all the different colour combinations!!!
Thank you for sharing your incredible gift with us. ❤️🤗
Thank you very much Adelaide, I am so glad you liked it :)
I just love that by rotating the pieces you get totally different looks. All as equally pretty.💜
Thank you so much :)
This cane is so beautiful. Thank you so much! I made it with reds and greens so I can use it for Christmas decorations. I will post a photo in HOP.
Oh that sounds fantastic, I can't wait to see it, thanks Ellie :)
Brilliant as ever Fiona. Thanks for showing us.
Thank you very much :)
Thank you for all your tutorials ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very much :)
beautiful......loved the idea....thank you for the tutorial Fiona ma'am.....
Thank you very much Rebecca :)
Absolutely beautiful 💙👏🏻💙👏🏻💙👏🏻 Love it and as usual you have made another outstanding tutorial Fiona. I love your work so amazing, thank you for sharing your clay art with us all 🥰
Thank you very much Shelly :)
Fiona, this is stunning! Really lovely. Thank you for another wonderful tutorial and for sharing your talents with us.
Thank you very much Jennifer :)
As always wowzer gorgeous kaleidoscopes. Tfs hugs
Thank you very much :)
This is rather embarrassing to admit, but your voice is so lovely and soft with no sudden loud noises that your older videos are excellent as white noise to get to sleep. Problem is, when you post a new video that I really want to see, it's sometimes difficult to stay awake! 😳🙀
Thankfully, I've had no turkey today, so no tryptophan hangover for me, and I easily stayed awake! 😁 I'm looking forward to using this pattern in Christmas colors. Wish me luck!
ha ha, don't worry I get people who say they dont work with polymer at all, but listen to my tutoirla as my voice sends them to sleep ;) I really must find something that I can read out loud so that people can fall asleep to it ;) So glad you stayed awake and enjoyed this one though - have fun, the christmas colours sound fab :)
You make such incredible things
Thank you very much Melissa :)
Beautiful work as always Fiona.
Thank you very much Jenny :)
Hi Fiona, thank you for another inspiring tutorial. These are truly beautiful and I will enjoy trying to make this cane.
I have a challenge for you. I love Mackenzie-Child’s designs and would love to try and make polymer clay items inspired by her style. Unfortunately I am not skilled enough to do it. Can you consider doing a tutorial or two of canes inspired by her style/designs? Thank you. I hope you had a very Merry Christmas and that your New Year is bless, joyful and healthy!
Thanks so much :) I will add it to the list of things that I will try and get around to ;) I hope you had a Merry Christmas too, and Happy New Year. :)
Thank you for sharing your talent. I always look forward to your videos
Thank you very much :)
This is absolutely beautiful. I love the colors. Thanks for sharing your video with all of us.
Thank you so much Artie :)
I absolutely LOVE your tutorials!! Thank You so much for sharing your talent!❤️
Thank you so much Linda :)
It's beautiful! Perfect choice of colors!
Thank you so much Maggie :)
@@FionaAbelSmithPolyOriginals Fiona, your work is always so intricate and so beautifully executed!
Its a lovely cane beautiful as always, thank you for sharing your talent 💜 xXx
Thank you very much :)
simply stunning work
Thanks so much Maggie :)
Fantastic! 😯
Thank you so much 🙂
I must admit, before you reduced and chopped it, I thought that cane was a hot mess. Boy, was I wrong!! It turned out so beautiful and visually interesting.
I definitely learned to be more imaginative about cane creation today!
Thanks so much, I love that sometimes the ones that look the worst seem to kaleidoscope the best ;) :)
@@FionaAbelSmithPolyOriginals I never should have doubted your genius. 😁👍
Beautiful, thank you
Thanks so much Leona :)
Thank you for the video!!!
You are welcome, thank you Alesia :)
Beautiful! Thankyou so much Fiona, this video is so inspirational. I've been in love with kaleidoscopes my whole life and creating them in clay, for me is wonderful.
I love to play with light and shade so i'm always looking for ideas for elements (I squish a lot of petal, leaf and feather canes because I dont have to think too much about making them)
I've watched a few of your videos where you use this cutting through technique and it's something i've yet to try, but seeing the way your elements were split into more abstract designs.....it has really inspired me to see what i can do with it. It gives this dynamic depth that i am right now going off to explore more.
Thankyou again Fiona, you always inspire me off on a tangent haha! ❤
That's brilliant Tammy, and yes I love pushing them round into alternate shapes, I know yours will look amazing :) Thank you for such lovely comments :)
I love the way you explain the tutorial. I am new to clay, and l looked forward to watching one of your videos before bed time. Is it a list of materials and colors you used in the video description? As a newbie, that could be very helpful. Thank you ❣
Thanks so much - all the equipment and clay details are mentioned and subtitled within the video :)
Absolutely beautiful work as always. Its so soothing to watch/listen to you. This has nothing to do with the piece but I had to ask, do you have Etsy because I swear I heard a cha ching in the back ground. It wasn't loud but as a seller you know that sound anywhere.
Thank you so much, and yes very well spotted, I thought it was too quiet to hear, but obvioulsy not ;) yes it was a Cha Ching :)
@@FionaAbelSmithPolyOriginals I doubt anyone could really tell but you just know that sound as a seller. :)
@@SALshaNoma Absolutley ;) :)
I love this piece. I also love the bail template. Where could I get one?
Thanks so much Nancy, look under the video wording, where it says SHOW MORE and I have the link there :)
Thank you so much. I truly love all of your creations. 🥰
Beautiful! How do you know that the results of your manipulations will reflect your intent (William Morris)? I would like to learn how to do that...to take an image and translate it like that. How do you know when to bend and twist a component as you do?
Thanks Diane, I wasn't going for a william morris feel when I started, simply twisting leaf and petal canes as I was experimenting, it was only when that one kaleidoscoped that was what it reminded me of ;)
Fiona, can you tell me if you modify your fimo clay as in adding clay softener? I can never find fimo soft clay at my craft stores that are soft.. they are always super hard and I find I have to add a little softener to it to even mix the colors properly. I’ve been trying to use sculpey premo because it tends to be about the right hardness but not to soft to make canes. But as always it’s practice makes perfect. This tutorial I took and made your clay bowl tutorial. Mine wasn’t as perfect as yours but I was happy with it
Hi Cassandra, no I don't add anything into my FIMO soft. I have worked with it for many years, and sometimes the packets have hard clay - sometimes softer - particularly after the pandemic when supplies ran short for a while and then a whole shipment of new clays were released. It can be very crumbly when older - which is why I did my 'How to condition Polymer Clay Quickly' video, as I thought other people may be interested to see how I dealt with it. Kato have a very good clay softener which came out last year, and can be mixed with other clays. It comes in a big bar, and you only need a very little. It is the only 'softener' I tried, as I was sent a sample to see what I thought. I know most of the other brands also have softeners which can help. But to be honest, I never need to do anything than the techniques I use in my conditioning video. It is always best to find which clays are good for you that you can purchase nearby and know will be reliable, so Premo is a great choice, and I often cane with it. I am very glad you liked the bowl tutorial, and were happy with your bowl. I hope the above helps a bit. 🙃🙂
Was ist das für ein Resin versteh kein Wort Englisch .
Wenn möglich bitte deutsche Übersetzung bei den Zutaten vielen Dank LG Gisela 🥀🐞🐞
Die meisten meiner Tutorials, einschließlich dieses, können französische Untertitel für alles haben, was ich sage. Klicken Sie auf die Schaltfläche "Einstellungen" am unteren Rand des CZcams-Videos (kleines rundes Zahnrad), klicken Sie dann auf "Untertitel", klicken Sie auf "English Auto" :)
What kind of pasta machine do you use? I love your tutorials everything you do is beautiful!!
Thank you so much Tanya 🙂
The pasta machine I use is an Atlas machine, at home I use the 180 (a wider machine) and when travelling or on workshops, I use the 150. I have always used the Atlas machines and I find them very good for Polymer Clay. However, there are other very good makes, such as the Imperia machines, and of course those made specifically for use with Polymer Clay. Ginger Davis Allman, from The Blue Bottle Tree has a number of articles on Pasta Machines - thebluebottletree.com/?s=pasta+machines which may prove helpful in choosing a machine.
Here is a link to an Atlas machine, (for reference only, as obviously there are many other places both online, and in stores where they can be found), and it is worth searching around till you can find a good deal on one. I hope that is of some help. www.amazon.com/Marcato-8320-Machine-Cutter-Instructions/dp/B0009U5OSO/ref=sr_1_3?crid=BPH5K7P26RQT&keywords=atlas+pasta+machine&qid=1556786279&s=gateway&sprefix=atlas+pasta+machine%2Caps%2C211&sr=8-3 I hope that helps 🙂
Thank you for the info!
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Thank you so much :)