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Published: 2009-01-16 13:11:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 12152; Favourites: 93; Downloads: 612
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Tutorial that shows how to make Chrysanthemum canesRelated content
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I am glad to see your Chrysanthemum Cane turned out so well. Our tutorials are all copyrighted material. You are welcome to post links to any of the tutorials on pcPolyzine and show your own interpretation. In the future, please be sure to give credit to the source of the tutorial. Example: This tutorial is inspired by the Chrysanthemum Cane by Elissa Powell, originally published at www.pcPolyzine.com, December 2000. OR, This is my interpretation of the Chrysanthemum Cane by Elissa Powell that was originally published at www.pcPolyzine.com, December 2000. Best regards, Jeannie Havel, Publisher, Polymer Clay Polyzine (www.pcPolyzine.com).
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Do you know how to turn this into an eraser cane? I'm really looking to learn how to turn clay products into erasers instead of charms.
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there is special eraser clay that turns onto and eraser after baking
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I've linked to your tutorial as an example here: [link]
Please let me know if that's ok. I'll remove it if you don't agree.
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It might seem stupid to ask this but i cant understand what you did in number 7. after you cut it like that what did u to to get it to look like it did in pic number 8. did u roll it after cutting it or something?
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you cut part way down on different points then you reroll it to get that rippled effect
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thank you for clearing that up.
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Fiz "feature" ao teu tutorial no meu journal. EstΓ‘ na categoria dos tutoriais 
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I hope you will do some next tutorials, because for every incipients are tutorials necessary.. thanks
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your welcome
yes, I will upload at least one more next week
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