So I'm not a complete beginner but I like to watch beginners tutorials because you never know when you're going to pick up something new and I certainly learned a few things from this video. Thank you Donna
Thanks for the tut, Donna. FYI, one of the hardest things for any tutorial maker to learn is to keep your hands in frame! Over time you'll get in the habit of constantly checking your monitor, but I've been making videos for over 10 years and still get caught up in my project and forget. 🙂
As a newbie and especially to canes this is an amazing tutorial to learn and practice. Thank you so much for your videos that are so newbie friendly but yet make stunning pieces!! So grateful!!!
I have to tell you - I love your videos. There is so much useful information in them and they are also fun to watch (bush wack, anyone?). Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge so freely, Donna!
Thank you so much for putting these tutorials out for us. Your teaching is clear and concise. I love your work and will get to work using all the kato I've acquired over the past couple of years which is a lot! I've heard it said that most intricate canes start with simple canes, you brought that truth to life for me😁
I love black and white, and the simple way you show how to make even this basket weave is amazing to watch your process. Thank you so much I am completely enjoying these tutorials. Tfs
I know this is a year old, but thank you! I just started with polymer clay and canes a month ago and was immediately sucked in by how much potential there is. The last pattern you made is perfect for anything braided if you stop at just two rows.
I thought I was weird because I tend to do a lot of black and white when working with polymer clay. I’m happy to know I’m not alone. Thank you for the videos.