KeokerBack to School Clay Cutters, Polymer Clay Earrings Cutters for Jewelry Making, Bookshelf Polymer Clay Cutters, Teacher Clay Cutters for Earrings, 8 Shapes Clay Earring Cutters

I like these! I found the description accurate. There is also advice not to use softer clay as they could get stuck. These are smaller cutters and as with all small cutters clay can get stuck. So for reference Sculpey premo is great… other brands like craftsmart, soufflé art probably not.Because of how small these are… if you are new to polymer clay please note you cannot roll out your clay too thick. Use release agents like water, cornstarch or clingfilm/saran wrap. I personally use water. That worked well.I have included a picture using soft clay and water as a release agent. It works but size made it difficult to get details in soft clay.My cutters were packaged well and cut cleanly every time in soft clays and firmer.I give these 5 stars because overall these are great just not for a beginner.

I've had these in my cart a long time, but I've been hesitant because I'm not overly fond of working with such tiny pieces. The pieces are definitely small but I enjoyed playing with them today.I only have this product 4 stars as the cutters didn't cut very clean for me. They're not very sharp which surprised me because this brand usually has very high quality cutters. And the pictures show tiny plants on the shelves but this set only contains cutters for the pots, not the flowers.

Took a little bit to land on the right thickness for the bookcases and the books. Once that was figured out, I was hooked! These make such adorable jewelry! Very versatile with what you can put on them, too.

The cutters were exactly as described. I’m very happy with my purchase 😊

I buy a lot of cutters and never worry about quality when purchasing keoker cutters. Good cutting edge leaves clean cut and cleans up well after. Plus they always have the cutest designs.

I’ve been working with polymer clay for about a year. I’d consider my skill level to be somewhere between beginner and intermediate. I have done some highly detailed work before, but this was next level.You definitely need to use cornstarch or some other releasing agent - otherwise you won’t end up with pretty edges on your shelves. Also, even with cornstarch I had some tiny books get stuck in the cutters - not a design flaw, it’s just the scale. Also, bake the shelves before you try to add the books. I baked my shelves and my books, and then used transparent liquid clay to “glue” them in and re-baked. I also added the plants before the second bake.I love the different styles of bookshelves available in this set, but wish that there were some other mini cutters included for other tiny things to put in the bookshelves. I used a couple from another Keoker set I had for leaves for the hanging vine.I did have some quality control issues (a couple of the cutters I received hadn’t printed well when they 3D printed them), but they took care of me right away. Their customer service is great!Overall I do recommend this set and look forward to using it again. Just pack a lot of patience for this one - and maybe a pair of tweezers!

Since being a book nerd has started to be popular again, I will be using these to make gifts!

I’ve ordered from Keoker many many times. Their cutters are usually amazing! Key word *usually*. Even with corn starch, perfectly conditioned clay, and many many attempts these shelf cutters are just so bad. They aren’t sharp. I literally put all my strength into pressing these to cut and they just don’t. I have to go back with my exacto knife and clean it up. The inner parts of the shelves get stuck in the cutter and pull at it when you take it off. The tiny book cutters and vases cut well. The shelf’s are awful. Do not recommend sadly.