• Blue plastic Jewelry Shape Template - Fat Pods Includes 9 shapes. Sizes are from 5mm to 56mm. Our special surface makes it easy to find these templates on your workbench, but allows clarity for positioning.
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Jewelry Shape Template - Fat Pods

Jewelry Shape Template - Fat Pods

TMP-604

3-1/2" x 5"

Made in USA

$9.25 USD
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Jewelry Shape Template - Fat Pods

Includes 9 shapes. Sizes are from 5mm to 56mm.

Our special surface makes it easy to find these templates on your workbench, but allows clarity for positioning.

View the videos below for ideas on how our templates can be used. Utilize the graduated sizes and different shapes to make endless design variations.

Use our Ultra Clay Pick for best results!

Made in the USA

Product Tips

To use the template on polymer, metal or ceramic clay, place a plain or textured slab on a Tuff Card or other work surface. You can safely rest your fingers on the template to hold it in place. Cut out the shape with our Ultra Clay Pick or a very fine needle tool. Start at the outside corners and cut to the inside corners for the cleanest cuts. Remove the template and lift away the excess clay.

For use on sheet metal, use a Scotchbrite pad to give the surface a soft satin finish, then use a scribe to scratch the shape onto metal. China white can also be used to paint on a white surface, or another method is to cover the metal surface with a label, then trace the shape with a sharpie. It's easier to see it this way and helps with more accurate cutting.

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Overall rating: 4.888889 / 5 from 9 reviews.

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Love the shape- these will

"Love the shape- these will inspire me to make some beautiful items."

— Cynthia H. (5/5)

Interesting shape

"I made a beautiful pendant using this template that I continuously get compliments on"

— Pamela W. (5/5)

Shipping is slow

"Shipping is slow"

— Debora B. (4/5)

Fat pods

"Great shape for earrings and pendants."

— Anne M. (5/5)

best shape for so many things

"I can use this for earrings or back plates for cabochons, very pleased"

— Susan T. (5/5)

Flat Pods Template

"Beautiful shape. I use it often"

— Susan W. (5/5)

Jewelry shape Templates

"I love this templates! They are see through so u can align them perfectly every time."

— Angela G. (5/5)

Wonderful templates

"I love my collection of templates from cool tools. I love having different sizes of the same shape to layer and I use these for sheet metal rather than metal clay. Many unique shapes, I have collected a ton of them."

— Michal S. (5/5)

FAT Pods Template

"Great template for unusual pendants and earrings. Cool Tools does it again in their quality and selection of metalclay tools."

— Starr P. (5/5)

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