• Texture Tile - Simple Leaves sample rolled into clay
  • Texture Tile - Simple Leaves. Beige Texture Tiles are flexible, washable and can be used with any soft clay. Spritz with CoolSlip or dust on Dry Powder Release for stick-free impressions when using metal clay and polymer clay.
  • Texture Tile - Simple Leaves. Beige Texture Tiles are flexible, washable and can be used with any soft clay. Spritz with CoolSlip or dust on Dry Powder Release for stick-free impressions when using metal clay and polymer clay.
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Texture Tile - Simple Leaves

Texture Tile - Simple Leaves

TTL-507

2” x 4”

Made in USA

$9.45 USD
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Texture Tile - Simple Leaves

First picture shown is the texture in clay.

Texture Tiles are flexible, washable and can be used with any soft clay. Spritz with CoolSlip or dust on Dry Powder Release for stick-free impressions when using metal clay and polymer clay.

Made in the USA

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Overall rating: 4.8333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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I like the abstract almost

"I like the abstract almost geometrical look you get with this texture. I’d be interested to try the embossed version if there is one"

— Lauren D. (4/5)

Yes please

"Perfect, just perfect"

— Chelsea C. (5/5)

Great stamp

"I use this with PMC to make beautiful jewelry. It's a great stamp."

— Dorth (5/5)

Great stamp

"I use this with PMC to make beautiful jewelry. It's a great stamp."

— Dorth (5/5)

Simply Fabulous

"I use this texture when making silver jewelry. This makes a nice deep impression that is great for applying LOS patina. If I don't want a deep impression I just press it with after texturing it with my acrylic snake roller."

— Carol L. (5/5)

Simply Fabulous

"I use this texture when making silver jewelry. This makes a nice deep impression that is great for applying LOS patina. If I don't want a deep impression I just press it with after texturing it with my acrylic snake roller."

— Carol L. (5/5)

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