Creating Loop-de-Loop Canes using Polymer Clay
Join polymer clay master artist, Sarah Shriver, and learn how to create these unique canes using color choices and contrast to create a fun loop-de-loop pattern.
Watch Sarah close-up as she reveals to you how she blends her “painterly” colors, then constructs her intricate interlocking colorful canes.
Ms. Shriver gives you all the tips and techniques you need to start creating your own canes with repeating patterns of endless variations.
Watch as Sarah shows step-by-step how to use highlights and shadows to create the illusion of depth, then see Sarah’s cane reducing tips and techniques to create a successful design.
Learn these creative techniques from one of the top polymer clay instructors, adding a unique touch to your polymer clay skill set.
BONUS video includes how Sarah creates her silver finding collars with an internal tube creating the perfect hanging pendant “bale.” .
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- Mixing a color palette that work
- Constructing the cane
- Creating the illusion of depth
- Reducing your cane
- Creating a successful design
- Building patterns and pattern variations
- Polymer clay
- Basic polymer clay tools
- Pasta machine
- Acrylic roller
- Tissue blade
- Metal Ruler
- Polymer Clay: 1 ounce of color with dark value
- 2 ounces of color with a medium value
- 2 ounces of color with a light value
- 1 ounce or less of black
- 1 ounce of a complimentary color
Included with the video download, a PDF filled with photos, notes and all the resources you need to get started.
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Beautiful
Great to have another lesson with Sarah. I have registered and will be eager for the video tutorial. Unfortunately due to the late hour I will not be able to join personally.
Pls. take my best wishes to Sarah, who I admire extraordinarily as artist and especially also as a teacher. I was able to meet her personally at the 1st Städtler symposium in Nuremberg, an impressive experience!
Best regards,
Horst (Mayer)
It was great, Alison!! Thank you so much
Suzanne Jenne
It was great, Alison!! Thank you so much
Suzanne Jenne