This is a very short discussion about translucent clay and sanding. These were made from this month's issue of Cane Builder (see comments). I'd love any advice, ideas or questions. | Polymer Clay Workshop

If you work with translucent I would suggest playing around with flattening and spreading slices more than you normally would. I feel like there are so many more possibilities with layering canes if you can manage to make them thin enough. | Polymer Clay Workshop

This is all made from one square polymer clay kaleidoscope cane! Premo brand white, white translucent, and a mix of the two. The clay is baked on a glass bauble and doesn’t break! 🤯🤷‍♀️It is designed so that sections get smaller and smaller and charge shape, but they all come from one original square. I honestly can’t remember exactly how I figured the measurements and geometry! ✨❄️ | Polymer Clay Workshop