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Pilgrim cross


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Pilgrim cross
$5.98
Part of the Holy Cross collection. A cross cutter with gently flared arms that widen toward each notched terminal, giving the form an architectural solidity reminiscent of wayside shrines and stone pilgrimage markers. Simple yet dignified. Comes with a built-in push-out bar that runs through the centre of the cutter, making it easy to release the clay cleanly without distorting the shape.
Read morePart of the Holy Cross collection. A cross cutter with gently flared arms that widen toward each notched terminal, giving the form an architectural solidity reminiscent of wayside shrines and stone pilgrimage markers. Simple yet dignified. Comes with a built-in push-out bar that runs through the centre of the cutter, making it easy to release the clay cleanly without distorting the shape.
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Size
Small1.3 × 2 in
Medium2.7 × 3.9 inShown in the image
Large4 × 5.9 in
Extra Large5.4 × 7.9 in
Material
Plant-based Plastic
Delivery
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7 days
Available across United States
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How to use
The Plastic Wrap TrickWant soft, rounded pillow edges? Lay a piece of thin plastic wrap over the clay before pressing the cutter down.
Dip and CutDip the cutter into a shallow bowl of cornstarch or water before each cut. This lubricates the blade and prevents clay from sticking inside.
Push and WigglePress down firmly, give a tiny wiggle to separate the shape, and then lift. If the clay stays in the cutter, push it out gently.
Remove Bits ImmediatelyDon't let clay dry in the corners. Rinse with warm water and use a pin or brush to clear out tight angles while the clay is still soft.
























