Ok here is my latest cane. I guess you can tell which way my politics lean. But regardless I hope you can appreciate the work. I have included some pictures that I took along the way so you can see a little bit how I work. I did this one a little differently than past canes in that I worked in rectangles instead of triangles. The reduction process still isn't easy but I am happy with the results. I also broke my own rule of never making a cane that starts less than 2 inches. I think this cane was about 1 inch thick before final reduction. I think I was able to get away with it because I had packed (and reduced) the individual parts so well. The final cane is about 1 X 2 inches and I am happy to say I have about of foot of cane to work with. Much better than my Da Vinci can which left me with about 3 inches of workable cane.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
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this cane is so dang awesome! I can't believe it was only an inch tall when you reduced it. What are you going to make with it?
ReplyDeleteProbably just some pins and maybe some keychains. I'm not real good at the "making something" part.
ReplyDeleteWell, you got the caning down Girl! I can't wait to see what you do next!
ReplyDeleteYou are a Master!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing. You are indeed a master at your art.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a big Obama fan but WOW, I may have to change my mind just becuase of your cane! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteI wish my jaw hadn't fallen on my favorite rug, darnit. Please help. Peel or scrape? Hmmmm... Oh, by the way, marry me.
ReplyDeleteWow...I'm in awe. That's an amazing cane!
ReplyDeleteOMG! I must have a pendant made from this cane. It's absolutely freakin' incredible! I am so excited about your work, Julie!
ReplyDeleteI hope you and Wes will send me an invitation to your upcoming wedding!
I'd dearly love to buy something made from this cane. Will you be selling anything from it?
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, and amazing.
Wonderful! I am always amazed at the detail that one can get with canes---at least someone who is as skilled as you are.
ReplyDeleteWow that's impressive! Not only did you make a cane that ROCKS... you also got someone to change their view of the President AND you got a proposal!!! Girl you are on fire! ~Cindy Lietz
ReplyDeleteThis is one of your unbelievable works!
ReplyDeleteWay to go!
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you need to send a pin to Obama! Amazing
ReplyDeleteI agree! Amazing, and Obama needs to see it. Great job.
ReplyDeleteJulie, Julie, Julie!! This is out of this world incredible. And I thought your Geisha was good, but, now, WOW!
ReplyDeleteErnie
Thats the coolest think!
ReplyDeleteOh my GOSH! That is an amazing cane. If you are willing to sell a bit of it I'd love a couple of inches.
ReplyDeleteThanks LaLa. Sorry but I don't think I'll be selling any of this cane. I don't want to get involved with all the plagiarism controversy.
ReplyDeleteReal look! I love this canework!
ReplyDeleteI love this cane.
ReplyDeleteIncredible cane!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a funny cane...I can´t believe it. Had to show my husband... :)
ReplyDeletevictoria angelica nuestro precidente que buenos canes.......felicitasiones.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Just saw this today...I could be inspired to get back to polymer!
ReplyDeleteSell me one, I won't tell. How in the world did you do this? Can you please do a tutorial?
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