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Acrylic Clay Hand Roller - Rapunzel's Weave

Acrylic Clay Hand Roller - Rapunzel's Weave

TRL-507

25/64" x 1-61/64"

Made in China

$9.95 USD
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Acrylic Hand Roller -Rapunzel's Weave

Acrylic clay rollers for adding texture to any kind of clay. Use a steady hand and even pressure when rolling. Made of hard acrylic machined with intricate designs to produce beautiful impressions. Rollers measure 5cm (appx 2") in length and have a 10mm (appx 3/8") diameter. Each acrylic roller features a seamless design that allows you to continue rolling your pattern as long as you would like. Non-stick and so easy to use!

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Rapunzel's Weave Texture Tool

"I use these small texture rollers to add texture to the small tins that I cover with polymer clay. They are the perfect size, are easy to use, leave a nice imprint, and I love the results. I just wish I could afford them all."

— Susan (5/5)

Rapunzel's Weave Texture Tool

"I use these small texture rollers to add texture to the small tins that I cover with polymer clay. They are the perfect size, are easy to use, leave a nice imprint, and I love the results. I just wish I could afford them all."

— Susan (5/5)

Perfect Texture Tool for Small Tim

"I use these small texture rods to add some texture to the small tins I decorate with polymer clay. They are easy to use, leave a nice imprint and I love the results. I just wish I could afford them all."

— Susan (5/5)

Perfect Texture Tool for Small Tim

"I use these small texture rods to add some texture to the small tins I decorate with polymer clay. They are easy to use, leave a nice imprint and I love the results. I just wish I could afford them all."

— Susan (5/5)

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