Polymer Clay Cane: Jellyroll Flower Cane Tutorial

In this tutorial I'll show you a fun, basic flower cane that just about any beginner to polymer clay can do. It's basically consists of jellyrolls so if you are comfortable making those this cane should be easy. I'll also include some tips regarding packing as I know that can be a little trick for some. Don't worry. It's not as hard as it seems. Also keep in mind you can change the color and brand of clay to your preference. Have fun.

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Sincerely Samantha Burroughs.

[bethanymckittrick]

I watch many of your tutorials on my smartphone, and when I saw this cane a bit larger today, I said to myself, "Now THAT'S a GROOVY DAISY! And all the gone wrong Mondayness immediately started to dissipate from my body.
(Although it makes the whole social isolation thing much easier, I don't much like me much when I'm grouchy...) Thanks so much, Samantha!

[pamcrandall]

Love this flower, very hippie looking and so simple

[artiejohnson]

I like this, it’s simple & looks great. Thanks so much for sharing your video with us. ❤️

[liletteautrey]

Really nice and easy little cane. Thanks for shari

[adyingdream]

I've made this cane today and it turned out beautiful! Thanks for sharing. It is a quite easy cane, but it took me like 35mins to do. I'd be glad if you could also show pieces where you used them.

[tinac]

I really like the look of these flowers. Thanks for sharing.

[frankcosta]

Thanks, Samantha. Great tutorial. 💜💜💜

[nini]

so pretty and easy to do, thx and greetings from germany

[TamyC]

🤗❤️I just made this cane and for the first time in 3 years that I've been messing around with clay... I love, love, love....the way it came out. Thanks so much for this easy tutorial.
I get down when I can't get something right, I put my clay to the side for a while when I get discourage . 😅 What's bother me the most is the fact that I waste all my clay and at the end it turns out muddy.

[ruchikulshreshtha]

Samantha thanks for awesome tutorial. I tried today but faced difficulty in reducing. My side pieces of cane were cleaner than central ones. I was unable to keep the perfect spacing between petals and when I tried to cut slices from cane the petal shape distorted and became somewhat flattened.
But learnt a lot.
Thank you!

[alexisbee]

I will be making this cane so nice and easy

[cleadavis]

Hi Samantha, another concise, precise tutorial yielding great results. Thank you so much for your inspiration. IS there a reason you use translucent for packing? Could you use aother colour?

[suzlundberg]

I LOVE this! Thank you! *this* I can do :)

[kaseymusgrove]

This is an older video so I hope you get this. I’m wondering why clayers reduce by sort of squeezing the middle top middle bottom? Would there be a different outcome if you just rolled the cane to reduce?

[ernawagensveld]

I like your work and wanted to buy some cutters on your etsy page. All the cutters i have chosen, are not shipped to the Netherlands.
I want them bad. Can you do something about it?
Hope you wiil answer me, greets from Holland.