Comments on: Bullseye Cane Making Tip for Polymer Clay Beginners http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/ "Make What You Love... Love What You Make!" Fri, 10 Feb 2012 02:54:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ines S http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-53139 Ines S Wed, 19 Oct 2011 03:54:08 +0000 http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-53139 thank you that is very helpful thank you that is very helpful

]]> By: Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-53128 Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz Tue, 18 Oct 2011 17:52:16 +0000 http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-53128 Hi Ines, you are so welcome! It is wonderful to have you as part of our clay family! That cane was made a million years ago (actually closer to 5 years), so I can't tell you exactly which colors they were. If I remember correctly that bulls-eye cane was made using up some scrap Fimo clay I had on hand. Looks to me like I used Black, Gold, Red, and three shades of Green. You might be able to get something similar to that cane if you used Premo Black, Gold, Pomegranate, Spanish Olive, Wasabi, and maybe a mix of Premo Green toned down with some Spanish Olive. Hope that helps! Hi Ines, you are so welcome! It is wonderful to have you as part of our clay family! That cane was made a million years ago (actually closer to 5 years), so I can’t tell you exactly which colors they were. If I remember correctly that bulls-eye cane was made using up some scrap Fimo clay I had on hand. Looks to me like I used Black, Gold, Red, and three shades of Green.

You might be able to get something similar to that cane if you used Premo Black, Gold, Pomegranate, Spanish Olive, Wasabi, and maybe a mix of Premo Green toned down with some Spanish Olive. Hope that helps!

]]> By: Ines S http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-53112 Ines S Tue, 18 Oct 2011 05:09:02 +0000 http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-53112 Cindy: Thanks for the back issues. I just got 15 of them and I'm very excited. I have a question about the bulls eye cane in the basic course. Can you tell me the colors you used for the green lentil beads you show. I love those colors and I can't make out all of them. Thanks for your help. Love Ines Cindy:
Thanks for the back issues. I just got 15 of them and I’m very excited. I have a question about the bulls eye cane in the basic course. Can you tell me the colors you used for the green lentil beads you show. I love those colors and I can’t make out all of them.
Thanks for your help.
Love
Ines

]]> By: Polymer Clay Tutor Doug Lietz http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-52041 Polymer Clay Tutor Doug Lietz Thu, 29 Sep 2011 23:55:23 +0000 http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-52041 Hello Christy - If you are having some sort of billing issue, just send an email and we'll get it taken care of right away for you. Hello Christy – If you are having some sort of billing issue, just send an email and we’ll get it taken care of right away for you.

]]> By: Christy Fraire http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-52040 Christy Fraire Thu, 29 Sep 2011 23:02:33 +0000 http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-52040 I appreciate information on that. I wrote it off as yet another charge, but I am going to take a look at it once again. I appreciate information on that. I wrote it off as yet another charge, but I am going to take a look at it once again.

]]> By: Cindy Lietz@Polymer Clay Beginners Course - Reviews http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-30226 Cindy Lietz@Polymer Clay Beginners Course - Reviews Sun, 07 Feb 2010 22:56:12 +0000 http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-30226 Debra, Thank you so much for taking the time to write those very kind words. Sharing feedback like this really gives others great insight about what they can expect from the video tutorials. I truly appreciate your help. Very much looking forward to hearing more about how your beads and jewelry projects are coming along. PS: I agree with you about video learning being better than books ;-) Debra,

Thank you so much for taking the time to write those very kind words. Sharing feedback like this really gives others great insight about what they can expect from the video tutorials. I truly appreciate your help. Very much looking forward to hearing more about how your beads and jewelry projects are coming along.

PS: I agree with you about video learning being better than books ;-)

]]> By: Debbie M http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-30225 Debbie M Sun, 07 Feb 2010 14:37:42 +0000 http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-30225 HI Cindy, I found your Beginner's Course to be quite informative. Even though I had been to a hands on class in our community I learned a lot of new things from your video. I also had a book on polymer clay, but your videos were more helpful than reading the instructions in the book. I found your instructions on making bulls eye, striped and checkerboard canes very helpful -- I never thought they could be THAT easy to make. I also learned how to successfully use the tri-bead roller. I am enjoying your weekly member videos and have learned a lot of new techniques. Now to just find the time!! Thanks Debbie M HI Cindy, I found your Beginner’s Course to be quite informative. Even though I had been to a hands on class in our community I learned a lot of new things from your video. I also had a book on polymer clay, but your videos were more helpful than reading the instructions in the book. I found your instructions on making bulls eye, striped and checkerboard canes very helpful — I never thought they could be THAT easy to make. I also learned how to successfully use the tri-bead roller. I am enjoying your weekly member videos and have learned a lot of new techniques. Now to just find the time!! Thanks Debbie M

]]> By: Cindy Lietz@Making Polymer Clay Beads & Canes From Your Home http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-11176 Cindy Lietz@Making Polymer Clay Beads & Canes From Your Home Sat, 21 Feb 2009 23:58:04 +0000 http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-11176 Hi Roma - If you are referring to the <a href="http://www.beadsandbeading.com/crse/01-more.html" rel="nofollow">39 Part Polymer clay Basics Video Course</a>... there is no time limit. You can take as long as you like and refer to it as often as you like. This is one of the features that other students really appreciate... "Cindy - Your program has given me the confidence and basics to get started in clay. I took your advise on all of your recommendations. Needless to say, I am hooked! I love the fact that I can go back and refer to your videos over and over again. Your program could not be better." ~Brenda Landers-Smith "Hi Cindy, I finally got started! Reviewed all the beginner videos and got going! I took gold and black clay, and made a marble bead which came out stunning! They do not look like clay at all! They are a cross between looking like wood and looking like tiger's eye! I was so amazed!!!! I then did some beads in a cane and although they aren't the most symmetrical, they still look wonderful! I am so excited. My first project looks GREAT thanks to you. It was so simple to watch the videos and just being able to re-watch what I needed to as I worked was of tremendous benefit. Thanks so much for creating these wonderful videos. I love that they are short and to the point for each segment. Makes it so easy to start at just the right place when you need help. Keep up the great work... looking forward to many more of your wonderful videos and creating more and more great pieces with your expert guidance which gives me the confidence to know that I can do it!!! Kudos to you Cindy." ~Charlene Patane "Cindy; I am new to Polymer Clay and was looking for a resource for teaching me about bead making. Your course has provided me exactly what I needed, a way to learn bead making at the same time as I am learning polymer clay. I love that I can come back and re-watch the videos. Thanks for all of your work." ~Karen Benson "You have no idea how over whelmed I feel about what you said about my beads. I could never have made them without your video on thread beads. All your videos and tips are wonderful to newbies like me. Please keep up the great job. Thanks for the advice and information. I purchased your course and every bit of it's helped me out. I refer back to it nightly and nonstop on the weekends. Thank you, thank you, thank you YOU ROCK!" ~Paul Hi Roma – If you are referring to the 39 Part Polymer clay Basics Video Course… there is no time limit. You can take as long as you like and refer to it as often as you like.
This is one of the features that other students really appreciate…

“Cindy – Your program has given me the confidence and basics to get started in clay. I took your advise on all of your recommendations. Needless to say, I am hooked! I love the fact that I can go back and refer to your videos over and over again. Your program could not be better.” ~Brenda Landers-Smith

“Hi Cindy, I finally got started! Reviewed all the beginner videos and got going! I took gold and black clay, and made a marble bead which came out stunning! They do not look like clay at all! They are a cross between looking like wood and looking like tiger’s eye! I was so amazed!!!! I then did some beads in a cane and although they aren’t the most symmetrical, they still look wonderful! I am so excited. My first project looks GREAT thanks to you. It was so simple to watch the videos and just being able to re-watch what I needed to as I worked was of tremendous benefit. Thanks so much for creating these wonderful videos. I love that they are short and to the point for each segment. Makes it so easy to start at just the right place when you need help. Keep up the great work… looking forward to many more of your wonderful videos and creating more and more great pieces with your expert guidance which gives me the confidence to know that I can do it!!! Kudos to you Cindy.” ~Charlene Patane

“Cindy; I am new to Polymer Clay and was looking for a resource for teaching me about bead making. Your course has provided me exactly what I needed, a way to learn bead making at the same time as I am learning polymer clay. I love that I can come back and re-watch the videos. Thanks for all of your work.” ~Karen Benson

“You have no idea how over whelmed I feel about what you said about my beads. I could never have made them without your video on thread beads. All your videos and tips are wonderful to newbies like me. Please keep up the great job. Thanks for the advice and information. I purchased your course and every bit of it’s helped me out. I refer back to it nightly and nonstop on the weekends. Thank you, thank you, thank you YOU ROCK!” ~Paul

]]> By: Roma http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-11175 Roma Sat, 21 Feb 2009 22:58:19 +0000 http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-11175 I would like to purchase your video but tell me how long do I have access to these online videos. I am busy and it make take me time to get through it or some time in the future I may want to refer to it for some aspect that I may have forgotten. Can you let me know! Thanks so much! Roma I would like to purchase your video but tell me how long do I have access to these online videos. I am busy and it make take me time to get through it or some time in the future I may want to refer to it for some aspect that I may have forgotten. Can you let me know! Thanks so much! Roma

]]> By: Cindy Lietz@Slicing Polymer Clay Canes http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-3918 Cindy Lietz@Slicing Polymer Clay Canes Fri, 12 Sep 2008 00:46:37 +0000 http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/bullseye-cane-making-tip-polymer-clay-beginners/44/#comment-3918 LOL Katina! Yeah that would be kinda cool to have a cane filled with eyeballs! That would be taking the 'evil eye beads' to a whole new level! LOL Katina! Yeah that would be kinda cool to have a cane filled with eyeballs! That would be taking the ‘evil eye beads’ to a whole new level!

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