I love canes, especially polymer clay flower canes for the variation of colors you can use. It's a never ending project. You can use polymer clay canes to

Just some simple translucent canes which I love for accenting pieces they add such depthhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/589374758258571/

I have just returned from Synergy3 in Atlanta where I attended Dan Cormier 's workshop " Five Star Beads " his new debut class. We were his guinea pigs from 10 different countries. This photo shows our efforts at the end of the two days. Mine is the rectangular bead in the centre of the bottom row. I think they all look great. Thanks again to Dan and Tracy for such an inspiring workshop!!!

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Along with Navy Peony, Neutral gray is the other main neutral in the Pantone Fall 2017 pallette.   I decided to use it as my main clay color to work with today along with two opposite types of reds, Grenadine and Ballet Slipper.  Grenadine is a very strong orange red where Ballet slipper is more a cooler and softer shade. I was experimenting with several combinations and love how both of these reds combine beautifully with the Neutral Gray and a little bit of black to make them pop.  I was playing around with these colors and found the Chevron-like patterns the most fun.  I didn't have enough time to make anything from these veneers as I wanted to get this posted so will show you later when I do. So here are the recipes for these three colors using Kato clay: Neutral Gray 4 parts Kato Silver 1 part Kato Black 1 part Kato White Grenadine 1 part Kato Red 1 part Kato Orange Ballet Slipper 8 parts White Mix # 1-2 * 3 parts Ecru Mix # 2-8 * 1/2 part Kato Magenta 1/4 part Kato Violet * Any of the base color "mixes" used are from my Clay Color System.

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I don’t change our Christmas tree theme every year because ornaments and decorations are expensive and we live in a small house so changing decors every year will not help us. Where will I store all the decors after Christmas? The less you have and do, the more you will FREE  So for the last few years, I just added one or more ornaments and reuse the old decors. If there is stuff that I won’t use anymore, I give it away. For the last 3 years, we’ve been making handmade decorations on our Christmas tree. So far, we made Christmas angels, paper ornaments, salt dough ornaments and gingerbread ornaments.  It is really nice to see those DIY ornaments every year because it is not just a decor, we made it and there is a story behind it. It is a good way of keeping our memories alive.  Last Saturday, we made another Christmas Ornaments using Polymer Clay. It is our Day 17 Advent Calendar activity. We’ve made Salt Dough Ornaments last year but it did not last so this year I decided to use polymer clay.  I bought polymer clay last month at National Bookstore but there are only two available colors, green and yellow and I chose green. I only bought one clay so we can try it, the polymer is not cheap too, P95. For the tools, we use my son’s clay tools that I bought in Daiso Japan, old Christmas tree Cookie Cutter, and Oven Toaster.  Since it will be our first time to use polymer clay, we just chose an easy design which is Christmas Tree and we put our family fingerprint to add a personal touch.  For baking time, I just refer to the instructions at the back of the polymer clay packaging. We use sharpie pens to color the fingerprint. We’re so happy with our first polymer clay Christmas ornaments. We will definitely do this again, more practice pa. Aside from NBS, do you know where I can buy polymer clay here in the Philippines?    Update: December 2017 We did not do any Advent Calendar activity this year. Last year, we made ornaments using polymer clay so this year, my son wanted to make a new ornament. So when I visited a bookstore, I bought red polymer clay. He was bugging me to do it right away but I told him, sa Christmas break na lang so he has something to do.  So during the holiday break, we made new polymer clay ornaments. We did not hang this anymore kasi few days nalang Christmas na. hehehe! But I will include this in our Christmas tree next year. I made the wreath and watermelon.

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