Essentials Collection - Perfect square cutter

 Items are usually in stock and ready to ship within 1-2 days but please allow 3-4 days if we are experiencing a high demand for these items. 

We aim to ship using first class post for total order values less than £10.00 and Tracked 48 for any value higher than £10.00. The tracking number will be provided upon dispatch if your parcel has been sent using a tracked service. 

International orders are welcomed although these will always be sent using a tracked service regardless of the value. Please be patient for your items to arrive as they can often take a couple of week or longer to get through customs.

Please respect that we aim to use as few non recyclable materials as possible so your items will usually come shipped loose in a box or padded bag. 

If you are not 100% satisfied with your physical items you are more than welcome to return them provided they have not been used and are in the original condition they were sent in. The Customer is responsble for any return costs. Digital items are strictly non refundable. 

If you have any problems at all please contact us and we will find a solution right away. 

Please clean your cutters using isopropyl alcohol, baby wipes or tepid (not warm or hot) soapy water.

Do not use any harsh chemicals such as acetone as this will melt the cutter.

Be sure not to be rough with your cutters - they have a very sharp thin cutting blade that do not require any force to cut through the clay.

Avoid excess sideways pressure on your cutters that will cause them to flex as this could damage the cutting blade and shorten the "life" of your cutter.

 1) Make sure your clay is fully conditioned before use - there are many You-tube videos describing this if you are new to using polymer clay.

2) If possible use a pasta machine to roll out your clay to the desired thickness. You can also use an acrylic roller. Check the thickness is correct as it varies with each cutter, especially the ones with embossed features. These will not work correctly if the clay is too thin or thick.

3) Apply your clay to a ceramic tile or smooth glass surface. Prepare a small dish or ramekin with a small sponge inside dampened with water and a drop of liquid hand soap. This doesn't want to be swimming in water - just enough to moisten the cutter.

4) Splodge the cutting blade side down onto your damp sponge a couple of times and then press the cutter into the clay. This does not require much force so just be gentle - you should feel when it has cut through (you can also use cornflower dusted onto the clay for this step if you prefer).

5) Use a tissue blade to release the clay from the tile and gently run your finger over any ragged edges before baking. This saves loads of sanding time in the long run!

6) Bake your clay and finish your items as normal.

 We try and keep our prices as low as possible to provide great value for money.

Each cutter is priced individually depending on the time it takes to print and the amount of material used. Therefore more heavily embossed/intricate cutters will cost more than the simpler designs.

This is also why some collections may seem cheaper than others as some will take less time to print.