First on my list was Bettina Welker’s cane she calls “Pixelated Retro Blend Cane”. It’s a twist on the extruded retro “Klimt” cane that has become so popular. Here is what I made using her tutorial.
Next I want to try Marie Davis’ border cane
The next is a fun, funky bracelet and I believe was written by Anna Anpilogova. It’s in Russian ) I think) but the pictures say it all 🙂
I use this tutorial by Valerie Wallace to make tile beads a few years ago. It sure helps keep the bead holes even!
I recently did a variation on this tutorial to make a quick and easy pendant. The tutorial will soon be on the Polymer Clay Central website.
A great faux bone or ivory tutorial written my Desiree McCrorey
This is a really cute way to make faux denim. It’s also in Russian ( I think LOL) But he pictures are great.
Yep, another one I can’t read. Good thing the pictures tell me what I need to know to make this fabulous extruded bracelet.
It’s a Russian invasion !!! Just kidding 🙂 But these gals are so talented. Just saying 🙂 Here is an amazing Poppy cane
Last but not least, I love this use of scrap clay to make a Magic Swirl Cane
If you want to see more great polymer clay tutorial both free and for sale join us over at the Facebook Group “Just Polymer Clay Tutorials”.
Silkscreens By Tonja's Treasures 
Jul 27, 2012 @ 08:46:40
thank you for featuring my tutorial!
you can change the link to my Flickr, as it has English instructions
Jul 27, 2012 @ 17:38:10
Thank you Anna 🙂 I updated the link. Love your creativity !
Jul 09, 2017 @ 07:04:09
The extruded bracelet doesn’t mention where to get the connectors (nor what they’re called so I can google ’em). Does anyone have a clue what they are or where someone in the US can buy ’em?
Jul 09, 2017 @ 18:42:56
Binky they are just bead caps. I found some on Etsy.
Jul 09, 2017 @ 20:09:17
Bead caps? With a ring in them so I can attach connectors? What shall I search for, Tonya? “Bead cap with ring”? Because bead caps typically simply separate beads, I don’t have any with rings on ’em (and I have a LOTTA bead caps). Seems like a good idea, assuming I can find some. Thanks for the idea!
Jul 09, 2017 @ 20:19:24
The bead caps I found had holes. I just put a head pin thru and made a loop to connect findings.
Jul 10, 2017 @ 18:45:23
Ah; that’ll work. Thanks! I can’t believe how many years it took me to find the solution to how that bracelet is held together! Argh! But at least I have the solution now, and I appreciate it, Tonja!