BBTO Set of 36 Polymer Clay Cutters for Earring Mini Jewelry Small Cutters Plastic Clay Molds Pottery Tools for Jewelry Making (Cute Style)

These are awesome little clay cutters but there's definitely a learning curve. You have to roll out your clay to about 1mm thickness which is very thin. If you try to use just one stamping motion to cut with these, the clay will probably get stuck, even with cornstarch. You need to gently press and gently wiggle, release, place the cutter in the exact spot again, gently press and wiggle, and repeat this until the shape comes loose on its own or you can cut it out easily. I also brush the cutters lightly with cornstarch and dust a little cornstarch on both sides of the clay. This works even on the more complex shapes. It takes some practice but I'm getting consistently good results doing it this way.

I love how tiny these are. I make 1:16 scale miniatures and these are the perfect size. I included a pic of my first batch of Sculpey polymer clay cookies. They’re not perfect but it was my first attempt at making food out of polymer clay.I had success with the following:I rolled the clay very thin on the tile I baked them on and then removed the excess off the tile. I used cornstarch on half of them and surprisingly, there wasn’t much sticking on the ones without it.I used a paint brush handle to poke out the few that were stuck in the cutters.I also tried rolling the clay between two pieces of plastic wrap and then used the cutters on top of the plastic wrap. It worked! I will probably use this technique if I make macarons because the edges are a little ragged (in a good way!).I’m going to make regular size cookies in the same shapes so I can see them side by side. I’m easily amused.

A lot of different pieces! I’ve only gotten a couple of the shapes to come out properly.. but I also am an amateur earring maker and could be doing it wrong I suppose.

Muy buena calidad. Plástico resistente. Gran variedad de formas. Cor te limpio.

These are so cute! Perfect for using with polymer or metal clay. Just the right size for earring adornment.

The media could not be loaded. (my first video and picture I thought came with a puncture to punch the pieces out, it does not, my mistake)Trying again with polymer clay on for setting on a pasta maker, which is thin, using the cornstarch first time ever using polymer clay, it still did not come at all! Even trying to clean the clay out of the piece it did not want to come out. Does not work.

These "micro" cutters are more a half-inch in size. I had hoped to produce smaller shapes, but they still are useful for my growing pile of polymer clay stuff... Additionally, found that the cutters are a little thick and can be difficult to make a clean cut without additional tools. Still experimenting, but have found using plastic wrap between the clay and the cutter to help make a cleaner cut. I also have two cutters, like other folks have mentioned, that don't seem to have been made correctly -- the maple leaf and monstera leaf -- and won't be useable.

Cutters work well. Small flowers add nice details.