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Printable polymer clay earring cutter sets, texture rollers and maker stamps for polymer clay, air-dry clay, pottery and terrain.
◆ Mold library
Printable polymer clay earring cutter sets, texture rollers and maker stamps for polymer clay, air-dry clay, pottery and terrain.
37 designs · print times from 35 min
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Rounded cobbles with deep joints, for tabletop terrain. Rolls a seamless cobbled street into air-dry clay, foam or polymer clay.
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A two-piece plaster mold for slip casting a 114 ml espresso cup. Print the housings, pour the plaster, cast.
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Running-bond brickwork for dungeon walls and dioramas. Old, uneven bricks with chipped corners, rolled seamlessly into clay or foam.
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A two-piece plaster mold for slip casting a 365 ml straight mug body. Add your own pulled or cast handle.
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Large, flat paving slabs in random shapes with wide joints. A garden path, a castle floor or a temple courtyard for tabletop terrain.
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A round maker's seal: HANDMADE and WITH CARE round a star, for pottery, polymer clay and leather.
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A two-piece plaster mold for slip casting a 115 mm bud vase: round bulb, long neck, rolled lip.
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Floorboards with staggered joints, grain, knots and nail holes. Rolls tavern floors, ship decks and bridges into clay or foam.
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MADE BY HAND on two lines in an oval: a small stamp for pottery, polymer clay and leather tags.
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Five arch earring cutters from 15 to 35 mm for polymer clay. Each one punches its jump ring hole too.
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Five teardrop earring cutters, 20 to 40 mm, for polymer clay. Every cutter punches the jump ring hole.
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A two-piece plaster mold for slip casting a 116 mm matcha bowl (chawan) with a small foot.
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HANDMADE in bold capitals in a small bordered rectangle: the classic mark for pottery and polymer clay.
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Six round polymer clay cutters, 10 to 30 mm: stud tops, connectors and round dangles in one print.
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Hexagonal floor tiles with bevelled edges and grout lines. For sci-fi and fantasy floors, miniature bases and pottery.
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Four organic earring cutters for polymer clay: a drop, a pebble, a bean and a wavy drop, 30 to 36 mm.
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Three rainbow earring cutters, 25, 30 and 35 mm wide, for striped polymer clay rainbows.
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Four leaf earring cutters for polymer clay: olive, eucalyptus, ginkgo and a heart-shaped leaf.
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Four geometric earring cutters for polymer clay: hexagon, diamond, half circle and triangle.
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A three-piece plaster mold for slip casting a fluted 323 ml tumbler with twelve crisp flutes.
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Rough coursed stone for castle walls, ruins and dungeon terrain. Uneven blocks with bulging faces and wandering joints.
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A celestial earring cutter set for polymer clay: a crescent moon, a sun, a star and a sparkle.
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Four Halloween earring cutters for polymer clay: a ghost, a bat, a pumpkin and a coffin.
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Four Christmas earring cutters for polymer clay: a tree, a bauble, a candy cane and a star stud.
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Four Valentine earring cutters for polymer clay: a heart dangle, a heart stud, an X and an O.
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Six 12 mm stud earring cutters for polymer clay: circle, heart, star, flower, moon and square.
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Cable knit sweater texture for fondant, clay and pottery. A rope cable between columns of knit stitches, rolled seamlessly.
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A three-piece plaster mold for slip casting a hexagonal bottle vase: sloped shoulder, hex neck.
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Classic herringbone for pottery, polymer clay and terrain. Blocks three times as long as they are wide, in a zigzag like a parquet floor.
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A three-piece plaster mold for slip casting a ribbed 72 mm Christmas bauble with its hanging neck.
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Trailing vines with pressed leaves, for pottery and polymer clay. Every leaf shows its veins, like a real leaf pressed into the clay.
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A four-piece plaster mold for slip casting an eight-lobed pumpkin votive or jar, 110 mm across.
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Flowing wave ridges for pottery, polymer clay and fondant. Rounded crests that roll and drift like the surface of the sea.
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A four-piece plaster mold for slip casting a low-poly faceted vase, 122 mm tall with triangle facets.
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Rows of four-sided pyramids, a crisp faceted diamond texture. For pottery, polymer clay, fondant and sci-fi terrain.
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A four-piece plaster mold for slip casting a four-lobed cloud vase that eases into a round mouth.
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One handle, swappable pattern rollers. Print more patterns any time.
The earring cutter sets are made for polymer clay jewellery: graduated arches, teardrops and circles, organic, geometric, botanical and celestial shapes, and seasonal sets. Each cutter has a 0.8 mm blade, 14 mm tall, with a rim to press on, and the dangle shapes punch their own 3.2 mm jump ring hole in the same press. Roll the clay 2 to 3 mm thick, cut, and bake the pieces as your clay's packet says.
The texture rollers share one printed handle: print the fork handle and its two pins once, then print only the roller sleeve for every new pattern and swap it in seconds. Each roller is 30 mm across and 80 mm long with the pattern raised 1.5 mm, deep enough to press a clear texture into polymer clay, air-dry clay, fondant or craft foam in a single pass.
The terrain patterns (cobblestone, brick, flagstone, wood planks, hex tiles, stone wall) are made for tabletop scenery: roll air-dry clay or EVA foam, cut it to your grid and paint it. The others (cable knit, herringbone, leaves, waves, diamonds) are for pottery, polymer clay jewellery and cake work.
The stamps press a maker mark into clay before it is fired or baked, and into soft leather too. Every download is a zip with the STL files and a print sheet, and every design was made with a free generator, so you can change the pattern, the size or the text yourself.
Questions
Roll the clay to an even thickness first, dust it and the roller lightly with cornstarch, then roll across once in one direction with steady pressure. Going back and forth doubles the pattern. Polymer clay releases best when the roller is cool.
No. Every roller in this collection fits the same fork handle with two pins, which comes in each download, so you print the handle once. The roller sleeve has an 8 mm bore and turns freely on the pins.
Yes, that is what the cobblestone, brick, flagstone, plank, hex and stone wall rollers are for. Roll air-dry clay or EVA foam about 3 to 5 mm thick, let clay dry flat under a board, then cut, prime and dry-brush it.
For 2 to 3 mm polymer clay, yes: a 0.8 mm printed blade cuts a clean edge if you press straight down and lift, and dusting it with cornstarch stops sticking. Metal cutters are sharper on very soft clay; printed ones win on shapes and sizes you cannot buy, and on a punched jump ring hole.
Yes. Upload any seamless image to the free texture roller maker, choose the diameter, length and depth, and it builds the roller and a matching handle in your browser, ready to print.