Best for delicate jewelry components, such as small flower petals, thin overlays, or lightweight earrings.

Ideal for base layers of "slab art" or when you plan to deeply texture or stamp the clay, as the extra depth prevents the stamp from piercing through.

Used for sculptural bases, chunky beads, or heavy-duty home decor items. Step-by-Step Usage Guide

These guides act as "rails" for your acrylic roller. By placing two guides of the same thickness on either side of your clay, your roller is prevented from pressing down further than the height of the guide, ensuring a flat, uniform surface.

Place one guide on the left and one on the right of the clay. Ensure they are far enough apart that your roller can bridge the gap and rest on both guides simultaneously.

Keep your pairs bundled together (e.g., with a rubber band) to avoid accidentally using mismatched thicknesses.

Roll from the center outward. Once the roller is making contact with the guides on both sides, the clay has reached the desired thickness.

The "go-to" thickness for most standard earring slabs and basic pendants. It provides enough strength without being bulky.