1. Condition and flatten your clay slab to the desired thickness.
2. Position the roller at one edge of the slab and press both ends just firmly enough to establish the depth of the first imprint.
3. With hands on both ends, roll forward in a smooth, steady motion, applying even pressure so both sides rotate together.
4. Pause—without lifting—if you need to verify alignment, then continue rolling to the opposite edge.
5. As you reach the end of the slab, gradually ease pressure so the roller glides upward and off the clay for a clean release.
6. Rinse the roller with warm, soapy water and a soft brush; air‑dry before storing.

Pro-Tip: A channel runs through the roller—insert a dowel for extra leverage or to mount it in a handle or rolling‑pin frame if preferred.

• 30-day returns for items in original condition (custom & final-sale excluded)
• No exchanges. Report damaged/incorrect items within 30 days.
  
  For more information, please see our complete refund policy.

• Height: 4" (101.6 mm)
• Outer diameter: 1.41" (35.8 mm)
• Center bore (through-hole): 15/16"
• Shape: Cylinder

Note: Dimensions are approximate; minor variances may occur between production runs and measurement methods. For tight-tolerance applications, please contact us before purchase.

Compatible Clays

• Polymer clays
• Air-dry clay
• Foam clay / molding foam
• Modeling clays
• Precious metal clay
• Traditional ceramic clay

Pro Tips for Water-Softened Clays

• Roll out your slab, then let the surface dry slightly before applying the roller.
• For finer details, give the clay a little extra time to firm up to reduce tearing and get a more even impression.

Minimize Sticking

Use a light dusting of cornstarch (or another fine, inert powder) as a release agent between the roller and the clay.

Care of Rollers

• Rinse under water if dirty and use a soft brush to clean the surface.
• Allow the roller to air-dry completely before the next use.

Not food-safe — for craft use only. Do not use with any food or edible materials.