🌈 Firm Color Shapers Clay Wallet Set, Size 0" - Optimized Product Name: "Color Shapers Firm Clay Wallet Set, Size 0 Review

Very beautiful. according to the sensations, the old set was bought twenty years ago. The black tips of the microset are nice and firm. Expensive now but def. worth the money if you work with small sculptures like me. Works with Plastelina, Monster Clay (which is what I use most), Super Sculpey, and Sculpey.

I would probably give those five stars if I could ever get them. I ordered this wallet and received a color former. I paid over 24€ and sent it back. I have reordered. Received a new pack today. It contained three color formers. I believe there should be five, although some of the photos are too small to see and it looks like there are four. But none of the photos show three. The product itself is very good, but they can't seem to get an order for a basic set that should never have been opened,

I paint tiny intricate patterns with liquid and heavy body paint and these tools are AMAZING - they hold their shape (unlike the smallest brushes) and hold very little paint. They take a little getting used to, but once you get the hang of them, you'll find yourself drawn to them more than your tiny brushes. They are similar to brush size 0 and below and come in five different shapes. I prefer the "hard" texture because the "soft" color shapes are basically a sponge and are made of hard foam…

This was a great deal compared to what the local art stores were selling. They are still good, even now, at the time of review. I find them useful when working with polymer clay or various air dry clays. For most of the clays I've worked with, I like medium clays best. (soft to medium hard. Examples: Lumina/Modena, Heart Clay, Ladoll, Delege, Apoxie Sculpt, Sculpty III, Premo). I may have had to tape a loose bushing here or there, but other than that the tools I have are still as functional as…

Works very well. None of the tips come out of the tip like some of the cheaper brands. However, I had a problem with the cone tip shaper. It deformed with a few hits on him. Looks like something went wrong with her casting process. It didn't really affect usage when I was just using the tip of the shaper, but left noticeable little pockmarks on my clay when using the shaper on the side. I was able to fix it myself with 600 and 1000 grit sandpaper and some patience. However, given the price of…