I had a play with it today, just using the scraps from my workbench, from my current project (I posted a picture of my palette and inspiration here on facebook - I will share the rest with you later) - haven't even looked at the scraps I have hoarded, yet!
Here's my first attempt - not enough contrast as I used grey as my dividing sheets and there was a lot of grey in the project.
so I used pearl as the dividing colour, I love this cane! Thank you Alice!
In my excitement I have popped the things I made with it in to cure before I took photos - I'll have to show you those later.
Well looking round everyone has had a go, I'm not surprised it is such a fab cane, quick, easy and impressive!
Here's some from my polymer friends
by Arty Becca |
by Elsie Smith |
Sheet of Stropel Cane by Pips |
In pearl by Pips |
by Cate Van Alphen |
by Randee M Ketzel |
Wow the world huh? not sure about that one, but sure about loving that everyone is having a good time. Thanks for the post and the link. And for showing all these fun canes.
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ReplyDeleteI have been meaning to try this as well. Perhaps on Friday.
ReplyDeleteEvery one is having so much fun with this!! Thanks for putting my attempts up here as well x
ReplyDeleteThanks for including me too :)
ReplyDeleteAlice it sure is taking the polymer clay world (the important one lol)by storm, we are all having so much fun bring our scraps to life.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your comments, it was my pleasure to share your work.
I like the way some people have used a color other than black. It takes on a whole new look! I did make a cane but I haven't cut into it yet. It is on my to-do list.
ReplyDeleteJust Blog hopping and saying hello:)
ReplyDeleteWow! White in between was my next move!!! Try placing the Stroppel canes on another piece of clay and streching it in the pasta machine. iT TAKES ON A REALLY COOL LOOK!
ReplyDeletePatti Underwood