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Some polymer artists have been able to get beyond Halloween and jump right to winter. These two snowy examples (they’re both Canadian) may get you thinking holidays too.
Carolyn Good, 2 Good Claymates, created this snowflake covered candle collar with an easy tutorial for the cane on her site. She and her husband work out of their studio in Chase, B.C.
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Wanda Shum is building up her stash of holiday canes. Can’t wait to see what she does with them all.
I’ll be leaving for snow-country (Minneapolis) and the ACC Creating a New Craft Culture conference later this week and I’m in a bit of a rush to finish an inlaid bowl before I leave. With any luck I’ll show it off tomorrow.
ptitboutdpate ,
superbe !!!! j aime beacoup cette cane!!!! merci pour ce tuto!
Jeannie ,
Welcome to Minneapolis. It’s been snowing here since Saturday. Be safe.
Thanks for the link, Cynthia! Those christmas canes have become ornaments and earrings and pins. I used to do them a few years ago and decided to bring them back this year!
Carolyn ,
Thanks for sharing my snowflake cane tutorial. Is nice to share ideas with my fellow poly-clayers!
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thank you for share all about clay. that make me see what i never seen before. I’m a new in clay. thank you
sandra ,
Thanks Cynthia for bring us how to make snowflake cane.
Sandra D. ,
It looks difficult work but It is not.