TAINSKY Geometric Clay Cutters, 15 Shapes Polymer Clay Cutters for Earrings Making, Organic Polymer Clay Cutters, Boho Clay Cutters for Polymer Clay Jewelry

These are adorable designs and wellmade allowing for clean cuts and the price was great

Very cute set of polymer clay cutters. I'm new to polymer clay so it's hard to tell if I'm just not good at this yet, but I do have trouble with the clay sticking and getting them out neatly. Otherwise they are just as pictured and are really cute.

This is a nice assortment of clay shape cutters.They work fine, depending on what substance you're cutting. I tried them on a standard clay, and they worked fine. I tried them on an airdry foam clay, and it stuck to them like crazy. In all fairness, I think that was the clay's fault, and not the fault of the cutters. But you should definitely test it on a test batch, BEFORE you use it on your final product.

I have been very impressed with the quality of these cutters. I have been away from polymer clay for a few years and I’m astounded by all the new items that are out there for crafting with polymer clay. These cut such great intricate details and make some beautiful earrings that I can share with friends and family as gifts. I do apply a little bit of cornstarch to the back, but this is not necessary as these cutters work really well. I love the versatility and that I can use these for so many different things. I even used one of them as buttons for shirt that I had , several buttons on. Overall, these are a great product and I would not hesitate to purchase again as they’re very reasonably priced.

So I've gotten some mixed results with this clay cutter set. Some things have turned out pretty decent, others no so much. There's one in particular that's been especially difficult for me to get good results from (bottom row in first pic, far left in second pic). I've tried moving it with a spatula, I've tried forming it directly on the baking sheet and not moving it at all, I've tried waiting until after baking to remove the centers. I even said heck with it and left the centers in one of them. Regardless what I do, sometimes they pan out and sometimes they do not. The worst of the bunch (somehow) is one that I didn't move or remove the centers from until after it was baked so how it ended up so distorted is anybody's guess. Planets aligned wrong or something. Cursed by a witch. I don't even know.But, all that said, it's still a pretty decent set and I've gotten some pretty good results with some of the other shapes. I think there's just a bit of a learning curve on some of them that I haven't quite gotten past yet and overall I'm happy with it.

These are 3D printed and the little ridges make sure to hold your clay nice and snug so you will never be able to remove it from the cutter. I never even attempted to use them without cornstarch, and even dousing them did not make much of a difference. I got one design to come out of the cutter after poking it a bit, but every other one I tried would not come out.Now, I was using real clay- not polymer clay, so I'm willing to give them a little bit of room for doubt. Maybe polymer clay is less sticky, or you can use it with dryer clay? I still think that 3D printing is the downfall of this design- maybe if they were smooth they would work.Maybe I can use them for just making slight impressions rather than as cutters. Otherwise they're going in the trash.

I have a bunch of clay cutters from this brand and they're just fantastic! The designs are great and easy to customize so you can add your own spin to them. The different designs all work great for different themes, too, so I've been using them a lot for certain themed releases. I'll definitely continue to order from this brand.

This is a great value for the money. This set is very cute and my molds have come out very nicely.