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Polymer caning keeps changing and improving as these two recent examples show. The first is clear, bright and very complex kaleidoscope patterning from Anastasia Arinovich of Belarus.
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Her colors remain remarkably clear even at such a tiny size. Anatasia offers a master class on her blog. Here’s her Facebook presence.
The second example is this dove cane from Maine’s Jayne Dwyer. She controls the flowing lines of a bird in flight with remarkable control and precision. Here’s her Facebook location.
Caners like these are raising the bar for caning in polymer.
Sandra D. ,
Fabulous work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Natalja Ivankova ,
Well, sure glad it is here where most polymer clay fans, artists can see fantastic examples of polymer art techniques. Bravo!
Sigh.
Beth West ,
Beautiful work! Canes are my favorite 🙂
Candice Bishop ,
As much as I like the kaleidoscope, I think the dove steals the show. Lovely work, ladies!
I adore Anastasia’s kaleidoscopes 🙂
Esme Holsather ,
These canes are gorgeous! Fantastic work. 🙂
Jayne Dwyer ,
I’m so honored to be featured with Anastasia’s beautiful kaleidoscope cane!
I’d love to take the Master Class with Anastasia. Is there some way to get it in English? I tried using the pulldown menu on her web site to select English, but the only English that appears is “login” and “join.”