My arsenal of polymer clay tools is starting to grow! I found a garage sale this morning that was all crafts and it was a ton of crafts, too, let me tell you. We all do this, right? Get interested in a craft and start collecting things we KNOW we'll need for it and maybe never use 1/4 of the stuff we 'had to have.' Who among hasn't got a stash packed away and most of it still in it's package? I for one have a huge stash of cross stitch stuff I am not willing to part with, including several huge
Teresa Wentzler kits that I look forward to doing one day. Anyways, there was a bucket full of polymer clay stuff with 6 new sets of
Kemper Kutters!
And this totally cool set of sculpting tools made by
Kens Tools. I tried to get a decent close up of these tools so you can see them. Not sure what these will do on polymer clay but I'm sure I'll love them =)
So, now, how does everyone store their Kemper Kutters?! I saw where some make a polymer clay sheet, stick the cutter in it, then bake. Any other ideas?
Lynn, I bought a photo storage box at Costco that has 12 little plastic storage containers in it. I now have 4 actually. I keep all my cutters in there plus lots of other stuff. I used a Dymo labeler to label each container so I can mix them around. I'll put it on my blog when I get a chance. Lucky girl to find Kemper cutters.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bonnie! I'm looking forward to your post so I can see a pic =) Are they sleeves?
ReplyDeletelol not nuts at all, I have a growing collection of cutters, it's hard finding them the size !! need so I end up buying sets that overlap! I really need to find some heart shapes.
ReplyDeleteI like the box, good idea, mine are all in plastic bags.
Michaels or JoAnn's Fabrics sell the see through plastic photo boxes in two sizes. I use the 5x7 for tools and the 4x6 for cutters, texture plates, molds, etc. Great for organizing workshop or class materials. I even keep my alcohol inks in one.
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