21K views · 2.3K reactions | Anthurium veitchii - the King - cane making process with polymer clay. | Astrid Wilk Studio | Facebook

Making my tomato cane pattern from polymer clay. Mixing the colors before making the cane takes a lot of time. It took three whole days to mix the colors almost correctly - almost, because in the end I didn’t have enough red flesh color. One of the most challenging food canes I’ve made and I definitely need to try it again. For what? I need a few slices to garnish my sausage rugs. 🍅 …what if it reminds you of specific organs... #astridwilk #polymerclay #polymerclaycanes #miniatureplants #miniat

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