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| Slices from original
cane |
Mobius |
Tube bead |
Sorceresses' Cape |
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| The Ugly Butterfly
All of these
are raw clay. |
This poor thing started off great, but I
think it dropped acid while I wasn't looking. |
Reduced, wrapped, cut and turned into a
kaleidoscope and rounded. |
Part of the one to the left that I saved
out to make this square. |
Mirror heart. Somewhere between Natsha and
Elissaheart. In other words, I played with it. |
2" section cut in half, green sheet added.
Wrapped in green and turned into a kaleidoscope. (is kaleidoscoped a word?) |
Same as at left, cut into quarters, stacked
and squared up. |
Putting scraps together just for the heck
of it. |
There
are lots more ways to use canes. Leftovers, unloved canes, even cane ends.
Links will be listed to all techniques as
I locate them. For the best ways to learn, contact your nearest guild.
Check the National Polymer Clay Guild
to find one. |
Butterfly
Wing Bead
Desiree McCrorey |
African
Chop & Toss
Nora Jean Gatine |
Mudpile
Mokume Gane
Poly Parrot |
Lee
Radtke's Examples
Rocky Mountain PCG |
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Also
check out In The Beginning to see unloved
work from some very talented artists. |
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