Polymer Clay Rose Cane – Color Recipe Ideas
Making Polymer Clay Rose Canes is Especially Fun When You Know How To Create Your Very Own Custom Clay Color Recipes:
The following is just a small sampling of the trendy recipes published every month in my Beads and Beading Backstage Membership Area.
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The actual size of each recipe card is 4" x 6". Two recipe cards are published every single week. The A-Series cards are included with the weekly video membership option at my Polymer Clay Tutor Library (Very Affordable Pricing :) And the B-Series (Bonus Recipes) are available for FREE to everyone who subscribes to my Polymer Clay Tutor Guest List (Weekly Email Newsletter). |
Warm rich fiery reds and soft blushing pinks can also be found in this section of the membership site. Think hot peppers, a glass of wine, rose petals, bubblegum and juicy cherries… for some very fun project ideas and romantic inspiration.
I try to include a wide range of recipes that use all of the common polymer clay brands including: Premo, Fimo, Sculpey III and Kato clay… of course not all in the same recipe at once. :-)
If you haven't already done so, be sure to also read the Color Recipes for Polymer Clay – instructions page for general clay mixing tips.
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I'd really love to hear what you are doing with rose petal beads and rose flower beads. They seem to be very popular these days.
I use lots of red in my art and look forward to making lots of red polymer clay beads. I love the vividness of red and it's one of my favorite colors. Even though I'm over 50 (barely!) and not a member of any Red Hat Clubs, these would be really useful for jewelry for that group. Of course, I'd have to go back and hunt for the "purple" recipes too!!
I've always thought it would be cool to make some canes specially for the Red Hat Society. They seem like such a fun group of ladies!
Would you please explain a technique called Splicing. Thanks.
Splicing or making a spliced cane is where you take two or more Skinner Blend canes, cut them into wedges and rearrange them into one cane. It's pretty tough to describe in words… which is why I've got the topic on my list of videos to make. If you click on the link by my name you will see a pendant made with a spliced flower cane.