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My polymer clay knowledge is increasing
But what type of cane? The type you walk with? Candy cane? Is it a type of material?? *a bit dumb and unenlightened.....
I wanna eatit.....I wish Pillsbury would make cookie rolls shaped like leaves like the cane thingy in the final picture.....
*wants a leeeeeaaaaaf.....wants to eaaaaat it,,,,,,Is polymer clay edible or too plasticky-tasting? Or'll it make me sick??*
You slice paper thin slices off to make designs, this one was made with a 5 petal flower cane, 2 leaf canes, and 2 butterfly wing canes (one for the top wing, one for the bottom) [link] all applied to a blue background.
I use Premo! clay mostly, but there are several brands and most any hobby store carries them.
And the quote in yoor signiature's amusing. ^_^;;;;
They are coppied from a technique of italian glass makers, and the original term from the glass makers was canes....beyond that, I don't know why they are called canes.