12cm Hexagon Trinket Dish Clay Former & Cutter Set for Pottery, Clay Dishes & Craft Projects
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Make neat handmade trinket dishes with this 12cm Hexagon Trinket Dish Clay Former & Cutter Set, ideal for pottery, clay workshops and decorative craft projects. This set includes a 12cm hexagon dish former and a matching 13.5cm hexagon cutter, designed to help you create a shallow hexagon trinket dish with clean edges and a tidy, even shape.
A useful tool for pottery studios, ceramic artists and craft makers, this hexagon dish former and cutter set makes it easier to produce consistent shallow dishes for jewellery, little keepsakes and decorative clay projects. Simply drape your rolled clay over the former, smooth it into shape and use the cutter to trim the edges neatly.
- 12cm hexagon trinket dish clay former and cutter set
- Includes 1 hexagon dish former and 1 hexagon cutter
- Dish former measures approx. 12cm / 4.7 inches
- Hexagon cutter measures approx. 13.5cm / 5.3 inches
- Designed to make a shallow hexagon trinket dish
- Ideal for pottery, clay dishes, jewellery dishes and decorative craft projects
- Suitable for use with clay and similar modelling materials
- Not food safe
- Photo of the finished clay item is for inspiration only
- This listing is for the clay former and cutter set to make the clay piece yourself
How to Make a Hexagon Trinket Dish
- Roll out clay to approximately 7mm thick.
- Dust the mould with talc or cornflour and place it on the table handle side down.
- Drape the clay over the mould and gently firm the clay around the mould with your hands.
- Use a damp sponge to smooth out the shape.
- Dust the cutter, then place it over the mould and cut the clay.
- Leave the cutter in place for now and cut away any excess clay.
- Flip over the mould and cutter, then press the cutter up and over.
- Smooth over the edges with a damp sponge.
- Give the mould a little twist and lift it away from the clay.
- Neaten up the edges again with a damp sponge if needed.
- Place a small board or tile on top of the dish while it dries to help prevent warping.
- Allow to dry fully before firing.
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