Thank you verty much for your videos. It's perfectly FINE to for quiet for a little bit. We SEE you're still here. It gives the ears a bit of a breather and is welcomed. You give excellent, clear instructions as you go so filling each little second of time saying stuff isn't neccessary. Thanks for all of your time and effort.

Did your bird in the background just laugh when you said “wonky”? That’s one of my new fav words from watching your tutorials!

Thank you Gayle ❤️ 😊

Wow, love this one. Thank You👏🤩

I have been a long time fan of basket weave in all mediums and your video was the first time I had seen the cane created. Thank you for your time in teaching this favorite of mine!

You are the best!! I absolutely love watching your videos. Thank you

This is BEAUTIFUL!

thanks for showing how a basketweave cane works! Looks beautiful!! I really need to try this =)

I wish when people make caning videos, they show how big a chunk of clay that are flattening.

I love your videos . I have learned so much from you.

I love this cane Gayle, thank you

Love it thank you so much

I think it helps everyone if we know exactly how much of the clay you are using especially the new people. Even if you are an expert it just helps all the way around. If they dont need to know they can skip forward. Thanks love the video. As far as being out of frame she is human she trying to make it for us......dont be so negative people. Put yourself in her shoes and try it. Its not as easy as you think.

Thank you. You are a wonderful teacher. I'm trying this.

Really pretty pattern. Must be fun coming up with color combos for it. Never seen anyone actually stretch clay this way. It appears to have a significant amount of elasticity. Seems "stroking and stretching" is very effective for lengthening and reducing. TFS!

Great greatings from holland .😊

A suggestion I have picked up, is to clean your work surfaced and tools, with alcohol. I use mine in a spray bottle. It stops everything from being sticky as well as color transfer. I really like your cane and can't wait to try it. Thank you.

A truly beautiful cane. I’ll wait until I’m more experienced......I don’t think I could cope with a skinner blend that is 3 feet long! Thank you for sharing.

Love your tutorials. Watch from Australia and watch them over and over. 😘😘