(Unreduced)
(Reduced to a workable width that will get reduced further most likely)
(POT OF DOOM - I did the risky playdoh-packing reduction method to get a cane without a background color. What a pain, but I thought it was worth the suffering.)
(Reduced but not cleaned of the wretched playdoh or scrap clay)
(HOURS later, cleaned and ready for use)
(Finished daisy - a poorly cut scrap - approximately .5 inches diameter - not the smallest or the largest of the cane sections.)
Lol I love you call it the pot of doom. It is such a pain clearing up after the playdoh. Someone (read so many blogs I can't remember who sorry) said they didn't bother cleaning up their scrap clay they just mixed the playdough in. I guess that saves half the cleaning up if you can dedicate that scrap to being just for this method.
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Cara
Hey, thanks for stopping by, surfingcat! I hate, hate, hate reducing canes without a background. Can't argue with the results though. :(
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