Kaly and Klay
Rounded Leaf Polymer Clay Cutter | Raindrop Plump Petal
Rounded Leaf Polymer Clay Cutter | Raindrop Plump Petal
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A cute rounded plump leaf can also be used as a teardrop, petal, or raindrop.
These cutters are designed for use in art clay - polymer, metal, airdry, porcelain etc.
They can be used to cut, impression, or texture clays. They are primarily made to be used by jewellery designers for creating necklace pendants and earrings but can also be used by home decor makers and in DIY crafts.
Come in an extensive range of sizes from 10mm to 60mm. Sizes 35, 25, 20 and 15mm are shown in photos.
Choose your individual size requirements from the drop-down list or purchase a set at a reduced cost.
Set A: 3 cutters - 15mm, 25mm, 35mm
Set B: 3 cutters - 20mm, 30mm, 40mm
Set C: 8 Cutters - 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 35mm, 40mm, 45mm, 50mm
Product Info:
Product Info:
Size:
• Size is based on the longest dimension whether that be height or width.
• Sizing is proportionate to the original dimensions.
• Measurement is taken in mm unless otherwise stated.
• Size is approximate (Please allow for a 0.1 +/- variance)
• Please refer to the photos for Size Guide.
• Sizes available are listed. If you require a size not listed please contact us as we may be able to accomodate.
Material:
Our clay cutters are made using a strong, professional PLA plus filament.
Purchase Info:
Purchase Info:
Choose your required size or set and add to basket.
If you have chosen a set that requires custom information please add this to the items order note box before adding to basket.
• If a size states out of stock please ask as we may be able to update the quantity.
• Our clay cutters are not kept in stock, they are pre-order only - they are handmade once the order has been placed.
• Please allow for processing time as well as shipping time.
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