Vol-085 Nautical Anchor Cane For Making Beads Beach Jewelry Pendants

Cindy you have very good information in all your videos, and as a new member, I am totally hooked. Your explanations are thorough and even when you stumble, it's like talking to an old friend cause I stumble sometimes when I teach. Love your projects and videos.

~Gwen-B

Cindy, I absolutely prefer your tutorials. I have bought  classes from other teachers... some quite advanced. One cane tutorial was WAY too big. Spent quite a bit of money on clay and ended up with a full box of scraps. The instructors language was not clear and I was very disappointed. Cindy your tutorials are doable... the best!

~Patty-J

Hi Cindy, I just love your tutorials and wish I could meet you in person some day. I want to tell you that your tutorials are just superb and lucid, and very easy to understand, even for a beginner like me. I wish you could come to Mumbai (India) and share your great work with art and craft lovers here.

~Nandini-N

Nandini, you said that perfectly! Her tutorials are all that you say.  And wouldn't that be fun, a trip to India for a workshop with Cindy.

~Fran-V

I love nautical themes. I have some mold-pressed pieces (sea turtle, star-fish, etc) waiting to be turned into something wearable... flanking some anchor beads, or maybe I a plaque pendant of a sailboat gliding past a beach with seashells and waves. So many ideas, so little time!!

~Doreen-N

Best one yet Cindy, I enjoy growing with you!!!!

~Chanelle-P

Thank goodness!!! I have been craving one of your awesome graphic canes, Cindy :) It’s a date! LOL

~Monique-U

This cane looks great! I have been wanting to try more complex cane construction but I’ve been sticking to simple ones because I don’t want to waste a ton of clay in experimenting. This will definitely help. I love how great the cane slices look by themselves.

~Krithika-P

I love this tutorial. My husband used to sail (merchant navy - communications officer) and I have a silver anchor on a silver rope chain and lots of nautical stuff.

~Cheryl-B

I learned so much from this tute!!  Mainly on how to pack it.  Your technique is so much better than others I have seen.  So doable. This is why I am still here doing your OUTSTANDING Tutorials!!!!!!!! TY TY TY TY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

~Patt-W

I am the banquet committee chairman of an upcoming event and our theme is a "cruise" - I will make and use these canes for jewelry or something for give away prizes. I love your tutorials - you're the best! Thanks!

~Linda-A

Fantastic tutorial! I’ve been enamored with caning since I started, but have pretty much stuck to the more “forgiving” ones (flowers, etc). I’ve been wanting to try more complex, graphic canes and here you’ve given us a step by step! Thank you again Team Lietz!

~Dawn-B

Growing up near the ocean, this nautical themed cane is right up my alley. I love it! Another excellent series, thanks to you both!

~Jocelyn-C

I love nautical theme stuff. I have some mold-pressed pieces (sea turtle, star-fish, etc) waiting to be turned into something wearable. Maybe they will end up flanking some anchor beads. Or better yet, maybe I need to make a plaque pendant of a sailboat gliding past a beach with seashells and waves. Hmm... so many ideas, so little time!!

~Doreen-N

Cindy, you are a wonder! The best, clearest and my most favourite teacher. I have bought many video tutorials, books, lessons of all sorts, and I have NEVER found any teacher, or quality of lesson that comes close to what you and Doug do. I feel as if I've "come home." Thank you for the latest, coolest caning tutorial!!

~Julia-G

Working on Cindy Lietz Mariner Cane. First time ever following a design and filling negative space. Excellent tutorial.

~Mary-B