Discover this simple process for creating an organic cane from extrusions using two Skinner blend sheets, along with black and white polymer clay. Lucy Štruncová will guide you step by step through building a pattern that can later be reduced and compressed into different sizes and shapes, creating a variety of different looks. You can even reuse gradient canes you already have or create new ones in your favorite colors. TOOLS AND MATERIALS: polymer clay in two chosen colors,

Only two colours of polymer clay are needed to create this eye-catching checkerboard cane using the Czextruder. In this tutorial, Sandra Callander from Canada guides you step by step through creating a timeless geometric pattern by combining two contrasting gradients. The finished cane is perfect for contemporary jewellery, earrings, decor pieces, and many other polymer clay projects. TOOLS AND MATERIALS: polymer clay – two colours, one dark and one light Czextruder and disc

“Inspired by my love for organic patterns, flowing colour transitions, and the element of surprise that emerges from working with layered clay, Mokume Gane has remained one of my favourite polymer clay techniques over the years,” says Susana Paredes, author of this tutorial. Inspired by this same fascination and the endless possibilities offered by the Czextruder, Susana created a simple process that combines layered clay, extrusion, and stacking to produce beautiful organic

Inspired by a cozy granny square cardigan, this tutorial created by Sandra Callander from Canada will show you how to create a charming flower cane with a retro twist. Using a combination of simple cane construction and the Czextruder, you'll reduce your design to miniature proportions while maintaining the details. Use the resulting cane to create eye-catching jewellery, home décor, and other polymer clay projects. TOOLS AND MATERIALS: • polymer clay: 3 colours for the flowe