Polymer Clay - Faux wood grain

[SSobel]

 

[Sappheiros]

I love the concept! Those canes (is that what they call them?) came out really nice! Great pair of pens!

 

[SSobel]

Yes, they're canes...actually, my 15 yr old daughter made the blanks...she did a fabulous job!

 

[skiprat]

Yes, they're canes...actually, my 15 yr old daughter made the blanks...she did a fabulous job!

She certainly did !!! :biggrin: I don't think I've ever seen PC used like that .

Very well done. ( but especially the little lady ):biggrin:

 

[Bubba57]

Nicely done! I've toyed a bit with PC and have recently wondered at the feasibility of making 'blanks' with it. Did you bake the clay on the tube or make a blank and then drill and turn? Would love to see any more you do!

 

[BSea]

That is so cool. Great idea! :good:

 

[BRobbins629]

I like it!!

 

[Jim15]

Those are great.

 

[vakmere]

Different. Well done.

 

[Jack Parker]

She did a fine job, looks really good!

 

[mark james]

Very cool! I like these a lot. Please continue with this theme.

 

[bobleibo]

These are outstanding and certainly a new twist. I continue to be amazed by you folks who create these canes knowing you have to design from one direction for an outcome in another direction.
Well done~

 

[qquake]

That is really really cool!

 

[SSobel]

Nicely done! I've toyed a bit with PC and have recently wondered at the feasibility of making 'blanks' with it. Did you bake the clay on the tube or make a blank and then drill and turn? Would love to see any more you do!

She makes the cane into a sheet, then rolls the cane sheet onto a prepared tube checking the size with the right bushings...then we bake it in a toaster oven. Then I turn it just where needed, sand, and CA finish!