PCP Color Recipe Tool Cutters

Do you like to make your own polymer clay colors? Do you want to create recipes so you can mix the same color every time?  Here's how to follow a polymer clay recipe:

1. Roll a sheet of conditioned clay in each of the colors in your recipe. (Make note of the thickness if you want to make the same amount each time.)
2. Use the Color Recipe Tool in whatever size you want to cut out same size triangles of each color in your recipe. (If you are making a large batch, it will be easiest to use a bigger cutter.  Again, make a note if you want to make the same amount again.)
3. Mix together the required number of triangles of each color to make your recipe.

Here is an example of a recipe for the discontinued Sculpey Souffle favorite, "So '80s". See other recipes below.

8 parts Raspberry (Su6004)
3 parts Igloo (SU6001)
1 part Turnip (SU6515)

Have fun creating your own colors!  The trick is to take notes of how many parts of each color you used to create the final color.  Don't forget to write down what brand of clay you used.

There are 10 different sizes available! 

• Option A - 20mm - Approx. .79"
• Option B - 25mm - Approx. .98"
• Option C - 30mm - Approx. 1.18"
• Option D - 35mm - Approx. 1.38"
• Option E - 40mm - Approx. 1.57"
• Option F - 45mm - Approx. 1.77"
• Option G - 50mm - Approx. 1.97"
• Option H - 55mm - Approx. 2.17"
• Option I - 60mm - Approx. 2.36"
• Option J - 65mm - Approx. 2.56

These work great for cutting out your favorite kind of clay!  Click and read this great article by Ginger at The Blue Bottle Tree to learn about release agents.  Wash with soapy water after use and they will last indefinitely!

Check this video out!  It's Ginger's way of storing her cutters... Great Idea!

Organizing polymer clay cutters and cookie cutters - YouTube

Gold Recipe using Premo:

• • • • 8 Parts Cadmium Yellow
      • 1 Part Fuchsia
      • 1/2 Part Black