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Relic Frame
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Relic Frame
$8.00
The Relic Frame is a two-part frame maker. First press the inner insert into your rolled clay slab to sink a recessed notched oval panel into the centre. Then set the outer cutter around it and cut through to release the piece. You are left with a finished notched oval frame: a clean raised border around a sunken centre panel, ready to hold a photo, a small mirror, a pressed motif, or to hang as a wall piece. Part of the Frames collection.
Read moreThe Relic Frame is a two-part frame maker. First press the inner insert into your rolled clay slab to sink a recessed notched oval panel into the centre. Then set the outer cutter around it and cut through to release the piece. You are left with a finished notched oval frame: a clean raised border around a sunken centre panel, ready to hold a photo, a small mirror, a pressed motif, or to hang as a wall piece. Part of the Frames collection.
Read moreSize
Small2.8 × 3.9 in
Medium4.1 × 5.9 in
Large5.5 × 7.9 in
Material
Plant-based Plastic
Delivery
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Available across United States
Also available in a set
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How to use
Screw In the HandleIf your form came with a handle, screw it into the threaded hole underneath before you start. It lets you lift and turn the form without pressing on your clay.
Use a Release LayerDrape a thin cloth or a sheet of newsprint between the slab and the form. Clay releases cleanly and you avoid drag marks on the surface.
Wait for Leather HardLeave the piece on the form until it is leather hard. Lifting too early distorts the shape; leaving it too long makes the clay shrink onto the form.
Work at a Comfortable HeightIf you added the stand, screw it into the same hole as the handle. It raises the form to working height so you are not hunched over the table.
Clean and Store DryWash off clay with water and a soft brush, then dry fully before storing. Keep forms out of direct sun and away from heat, which can soften plant-based plastic over time.