Perfect for all artists any age! Sturdy and works well in stoneware!
I ordered these and the red set. Love them! I take a studio class at a local art center where we do Raku, high fire and low fire ceramics. My fellow professional artists want these! They absolutely thought they were awsome to add texture to their work. If your on the fence... get them you won't be sorry! They have another set you can buy with these that has different patterns. They come together on another listing. Did not know when I ordered these. Just received that package of 4 two days ago! Can't wait to combine them on one piece!
Scritto da: Gypsy Vick
Great value rollers
Nice sturdy little rollers. I use them on pottery. Some other patterns would be nice. Not crazy about several of them. Good value
Scritto da: Brian Curnel
Not for professional arts
More for hobby than professional arts guess you could use for some texture ideas but too cheaply made to last any time maybe a few time use
Scritto da: PHA
interesting designs and the variation in the 4 rollers is very nice. The handle makes them difficult to use on ...
Purchased these for use with pottery clay. They work very well with most clay bodies and are idea for slab work. Makes very clear, interesting designs and the variation in the 4 rollers is very nice. The handle makes them difficult to use on the pottery wheel since they stick out about an inch beyond the roller. Makes it impossible to get the design all the way to the base of the pot unless you remove the handle.
Scritto da: EA
Quality
I am a ceramic artist and I was taking an advanced wheel throwing class. One of the participants had this in class and I borrowed one. I was so impressed with the quality I ordered them as soon as I got home.
Scritto da: MaryJane
Impressed....get it?
Sturdy, high quality rollers, and they make deep impressions in your slightly leather clay. Endless possibilities for these design makers.
Scritto da: Mary Rusnak
Cumbersome
They're not bad for gelli plate, but not good for polymer clay which was my main reason for buying
Scritto da: Eszter H.
Not so heavy duty
Calling these heavy duty is a bit misleading as they're made of plastic and are a bit wobbly. Once I realized what I was dealing with, I was able to keep it steady on the clay. They're certainly not like wooden rollers, but the price point is obviously much better. I'm still happy I got them, but the description is not spot on.
