Polymer Clay Mokume Gane: Rippling Bulls Eyes Tutorial

In the polymer clay tutorial I'll be showing you a cool variation on my ripple blade technique. This time I'll be using complex bulls eye canes to create the effect. The tutorial is great fun and there are other canes you can make with the complex bulls eye cane which I'll be showing in a later tutorial.

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[lindalopresti]

A great lesson! As always, you make it look so easy. Thanks Samantha

[deboday]

Another fun and easy tutorial! Thanks Samantha!

[rinafroneman]

I really love watching your video clips. I haven’t started with clay projects but I have bought everything and is ready to go. Just hope I can do it. Yours is really amazing xxx
From an South African admirer living in Australia xxx

[jerrycallender]

Greetings from Tucson, Arizona USofA
LUVin' this.

[laurencefilo]

Wonderful! You are very creative, talented AND generous! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge

[DR]

This also looks lovely when you take it at a 45 degree angle to the diagonal lines. Thank you Samantha. You are always an inspiration.

[gailcason]

Lovely patterns with this technique! I really enjoy your tutorials. I watch them over and over.

[eileengavinlarsen]

Verrry cool technique, Samantha, and you present it so well. As "alien" looking as it is, it also reminds me of a rough Irish tweed from a distance. Because of the small pattern, it would make amazing backgrounds. I'm imagining it in a mix of metallic colors...ooh! Thanks, as always. You're such a delightful teacher!!

[claygirl]

You make it look so easy with the shaving, it’s a very cool effect!!!

[nancyadair]

You are so talented and generous with your sharing of many very interesting techniques. Thankyou. Nan

[dmsdana]

This is a really cool tutorial! Love the almost "sci fi" look you got with those colors. 💜💜💜

[UraniumFire]

Another great video, Samantha. You have such beautiful hands. Your videos are edited so professionally.

[rlwhite]

I LOVE your videos! You explain, so clearly, how to do what I have seen other places but, was unable to figure out myself - thank you so much.

[sandradodson]

Love your tutorials and this one was terrific. Thanks for sharing.

[patriciarigden]

You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you.

[bonniefaltz]

Awesome. polymer clay fabulous with all of the wonderful things we can do with it!

[deborahgoodrow]

Nicely done! You have a steady hand with that ripple blade.

[jenjen]

I love this effect and can't wait to try it. Thanks for making the tutorial and sharing it.

[polablues]

Great job, Samantha! I loved this and I'm going to try it right away! I can't wait! Thank you for your tutorials, I learn so much from each and every one!

[intuitiveartandcooking]

Beautiful work. You are very talented. Thank you for sharing and teaching us!