Welsh springer spaniel silhouette cutter (looking right)

This cutter is a silhouette of a Welsh springer spaniel. When cutting with the smallest cutter, be especially careful with the feet, the hind legs easily get caught in the cutter. Cut the pulp sheet, which is slightly cool. You can use e.g. maize flour or potato flour, dip the cutter in the flour, tap off the excess and cut the dog whistle from the sheet.

 

Cutter sizes measured from the inside, height x width

1: 2.2 x 3 cm

2: 2,6 x 3,5 cm

3: 3 x 4 cm

4: 3,3 x 4,5 cm

5: 3.7 x 5 cm

6: 4.1 x 5.5 cm

7: 4.4 x 6 cm

8: 4,8 x 6,5 cm

9: 5.1 x 7 cm

10: 5,5 x 7,5 cm

11: 5.9 x 8 cm

The cutter needs a little more pressure than a metal cutter. The cutting edges will be sharp and precise. You can also use cling film or a piece of plastic bag in between the cutter and the polymer clay, if you want rounder edges.

 

For a short article on using a PLA polymer clay cutter, see the blog:

https://www.johannas3d.com/2022/10/re-post-askartelumassaleikkureita.html

 

The polymer clay cutters are printed in Finland, from plant-based, biodegradable plastic. The cutter must not be heated or put in the oven. The cutter starts to soften at around 60 degrees Celsius.

Clean the cutter after use, wipe off any visible clay.