$30

Stained Glass Caning

This very informative broadcast teaches you how to create a beautiful stained glass cane, while instilling new and innovative caning and reduction tips, tricks and techniques. The broadcast includes templates and a diagram that make creating the cane a simple and systematic task...it's jam-packed with so much great information that will help you tremendously in all your caning endeavors, and you come away with a lovely cane to boot!
$30
Millefiori
Intermediate
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Clay Required:
• Four Skinner blend bullseye canes (measuring approximately 2" long by 3/4" in diameter)
• Two ounces white or cream clay
• One ounce black clay

Additional Materials:
• Pasta Machine
• Brand new stiff cutting blade
• Older stiff cutting blade
• Ruler
• Brayer

Optional:
• Small ceramic tile
• Glass work surface
• Small sheet of glass, at least 6"x5"



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Jana Roberts Benzon

Jana Roberts Benzon

Jana Roberts Benzon is a jewelry designer and polymer clay artist whose innovative designs are influenced by tribal textiles, ethnic and floral motifs, and Asian ornamental art. She has become known for her precise and complex geometries of Polymer Clay Millefiori cane work, which she calls “Arabesque” caning, and for her attention to detail and fine craftsmanship in her finished art jewelry pieces.

Jana is an artist with 30 years experience working in fiber arts, jewelry design, beadwork, watercolor, and various modeling compounds, in addition to her complete immersion in the amazing...
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Very interesting class Review by Carole
I've found this class very interesting. I've followed the steps to realize 2 differents pendants. It was the 1st time I've realize such cane but with the explanations it was not as difficult as I thought. The result should be better a 2nd time.
Thanks for taking time to teach us.
Carole (Posted on 6/12/14)

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