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Makizushi Caneby ^Talty

Artisan Crafts / Ceramics, Pottery & Clay / Miniatures

Done based in this wonderful tutorial: [link] by

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My second cane

I made it too big and now I have too many makis! At least it came out better than my first cane. I'm going to make this into several bracelets for my sister and me.

I made four different sizes: big (1.5cm), medium (1 cm), small (0.5 cm) and tiny (3 mm).

I sanded, polished and glazed each piece. Some of them are charms but most of them are beads, so I also spent hours poking each piece one by one. I never want to see a maki again in my life! (I'm lying, actually I want to make the real stuff soon...)

This is actually three canes in one, I think... first I made tiny canes for the avocado and salmon, I then put the whole thing together. A big learning experience

Done with sculpey III, eyepins, a needle, lots of razors, etc.

Comments and suggestions are much appreciated

Other sushi works by me:

love 3 3

joy 2 2

wow 1 1

~~mad 0 0~~

~~sad 0 0~~

~~fear 0 0~~

~~neutral 0 0~~

=AngelheartTheWarrior Nov 16, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Gee, you are really into sushi, aren't you?

SO CUTE! Heaven+sushi=this deviation.

^Talty Nov 17, 2012 Artisan Crafter

As a food, not

I don't eat sushi, but it's fun to make and pretty fun to wear XD

Thank you

=AngelheartTheWarrior Nov 18, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

I eat sushi---SO TASTEH! I also made my first sushi plushi yesterday. It was Onigiri, which I did some research on. Did you know Onigiri is literally translated into 'Rice Balls'?

No prob! My mom was looking at your stuff like, "Do they sell these? I'd love to wear them," and I replied, "Well, solution? Etsy." So we checked almost all of your sushi arts for one of them you sold on Etsy XD