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Simple Canes
Judy begins with the basics and then demonstrates how to make simple canes:
stripes, checkerboards, and jellyrolls. She then takes slices
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Shifting Time
Mica shift is a wonderful way to create colorful canes from a single
block of metallic clay. You are not limited to the colors of pearl or
metallic clay you find in your craft store. You can color the clay yourself,
like Judy did in this project, to create endless possibilities. For this
project, Judy uses her mica shift canes to create a clock.
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Extruding Light
In this project, Judy demonstrates the wonders of working with translucent clay
and an extruder. The night lights Judy creates with this technique are even
more beautiful when they are lit. |
Skinner Squared
The Skinner blend (creating a perfect color gradient in clay) is the basis
for much of Judy's work. In this project, Judy creates simple Skinner
blend canes, and then transforms them into beautiful jewelry.
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Shake It Up
In this project, Judy demonstrates how to create a three-color skinner
blend. She covers a pair of salt and pepper shakers with clay and
adds leaves created from a skinner blend cane. |
Charming Fruit
In this project, you will learn how to make a variety of canes: apples, grapes,
lemons, limes, oranges, pears, strawberries, and watermelon. After you
create these canes, you'll learn how to turn them into a charm bracelet.
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Tessellations
You will be amazed when you discover that this intricate bracelet is much
easier to create than it looks! Judy tells us that anything tessellated
can be beautiful.
(You can see a close-up of this bracelet on the cover of the DVD.)
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Clay Quilts
Judy teaches how to mimic quilt blocks using polymer clay. Cane slices create
a sheet that can be used in a variety of projects. In this project, Judy
demonstrates how to create wonderful buttons from her clay quilt canes. |
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Facing Your Fears
Face canes are not that difficult when Judy takes you through the process,
step-by-step. She then makes a whimsical pair of earrings from her face
cane.
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