Modular Clay Bloom Maker with 9 Shaping Sleeves
Modular Clay Bloom Maker with 9 Shaping Sleeves
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Modular Clay Bloom Maker with 9 Shaping Sleeves
Creative Flower-Shaping Tool
Turn Simple Clay Into Layered Blooms
Load your own soft modeling clay into the shaping sleeves, stack your chosen patterns, and press to create colorful layered flower forms.

From Material To Flower
Give Your Modeling Clay New Dimension
Instead of shaping every petal individually, the curved sleeve openings help form several soft clay strips as you press.
Combine your preferred colors and sleeve patterns to experiment with different layered looks using modeling clay you already own.
Interchangeable Design
Mix, Stack, and Change the Pattern
Nine shaping sleeves feature different curved openings, giving you multiple ways to arrange the layers before pressing.
Simple Process
Load. Stack. Press.


See It Take Shape
Curved Openings Form the Petal Layers
As the plunger moves downward, the soft clay is pressed through the curved side slots. Each sleeve contributes another group of clay strips to the developing flower.
Once the bloom is removed, the petals can be gently arranged by hand and combined with your own craft supplies.
A Creative Moment
Make Something Together
Explore new color combinations, create decorative flowers, and enjoy an unhurried craft session with someone you love.
Flower stems, flower centers, vase, modeling clay, and finished decorations shown are not included.
Included Components
A Complete Modular Shaping Tool
The set includes the reusable green tool components shown below. Craft materials and finished-flower accessories are supplied separately by you.
Included
Not Included
Choose the Colors. Stack the Pattern. Press the Bloom.
A simple modular tool for turning your own soft modeling clay into layered decorative flower forms.
Helpful Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Is modeling clay included?
Are the flower stems and centers included?
How many shaping sleeves are included?
How is the tool used?
Can different clay colors be combined?
