Meg, I have subscribed to your monthly cane tutorials for some time. I think what you do is amazing. I am so happy that you decided to share your skill...please don't stop.....ever

Such fantastic techniques !! Something I’ve never seen before !! Genius 😃🤙🏼

Meg, the way you work with the clay is like nothing I have ever seen out there. You really have re-imagined how to use and work with the clay. I wish more of your tutorials were freely available.

Thank you Meh for all your great tutorials, that you do for free. It's so wonderful that you spend time helping others.

Thank you so much Meg! I watched it as A REFRESHER! it's wonderful!

Thanks for sharing your talent with us 😘 you’re very good at explaining how to create these pieces 😘

Awesome tutorial! I'm so excited to try it! Very new to making canes, so this is very helpful, thank you.

Love it! You make it look so simple 😍

I have purchased several of your videos but the daisy is my favorite. The leaves are a nice bonus plus extra flowers that are included. Money well spent!

They are so pretty. I tried and didn't do anything but I had to turn it to clay again.

Great video!

Awesome tutorial... thanks for sharing :D

Thank you this is just what I need to build your Daisy and sunflower canes💜

Thank you Meg, I'm learning loads from you. I've subscribed and am looking forward to your next tutorial. Blessings to you and yours

Beautiful!! I'm brand new at this and I can't wait to try this! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial!

Fantastic tutorial, thank you so much.

Great demo thank you

What a beautiful technique thanks a lot for this lesson

You make the most beautiful Easter eggs. I admire an egg with pansies since the new year. Thank you for the video. Could you post photos on your blog as you do the leaves? Just like on this Easter egg. Thank you.

fantastic tutorial thank you

Thanks Meg, this is usefull with the tutes 😉

thanks for the tutorial :)

Do you have a video showing how you got the ombre effect and how you used the pasta machine to obtain the rectangular shape?

Your clay is staying stiff enough to hold up. Even buying the same type clay it seams as though some doesn't hold up. What do you use