Makin's USA Clay Texture Sheets, 7-Inch by 5-1/2-Inch, Screen/Stripe/Check/Dot, 4 Per Package, (M380-2)

Cheap enough to try, but doesn't leave a deep impression, or even impression.

These are decent-sized sheets (4 to a package -see specifics for designs) for making larger sections of clay. I love the wide variety of designs offered by this brand and I've purchased several.As others have mentioned the biggest problem with these is that they are very thin and flimsy, and the impressions are not very deep. For the price and the number of sheets you get, it's not a bad price. But more and more I've turned to silicone fondant and cake decorating molds which are generally deeper, make a better impression and are easier to remove and manipulate. In addition, the fondant / cake molds are many and varied allowing you to create so many more designs!Here are links to some that I've purchased on Amazon:  Yunko Green Grass Silicone Fondant Cake Decorating Mold Candy Chocolate Mold , OKUBOX BT116 Cake Supplies Tree Bark and Brick Wall Impression Mat Textured Fondant Cake Press Mould(Blue,2pcs) , Wilton 409-2572 Texture 2-Piece Mold Set, Cobblestone/Wood , just to point out a few.Best of luck with all your creations!

Bought for sweater print. Doesn't really look knitted. Kids will like them though.

I think making a positive and negative image with these sheets makes them doubly worth the money.I ordered this one a week or so ago then bought one on Mega Sale at a craft store. Worth the money if you don't mind the lack of sharp detail. I tried several types of my favorite Sculpey and found the texture to remain dulled. The close positioning of the images make it difficult to catch just one. I think they would do themselves and the customers a favor and leave one in a corner with some space away from the others.Having said all of this, for my use they are great and would be for kids as well but, these will not give you professional images or textures.

This are very thin plastic sheets with texture on them. Reminds me of the plastic tops on take out containers. But this is exactly what I wanted. I only wish hey would sell them in larger sheets or packs of one, since I need a larger surface and just one of the textures out of the four that come in this pack, and it would be too expensive for me to buy multiple packs to create that larger surface.

These sheets work very well to add texture to clay. The impressions are deep as long as you take care to actually press down on everywhere you want it to show. It can take a couple practice tries, but clay is very forgiving in that regard (just roll it up and try again!)I got this specifically for the scales which works very well, but I've also used the stars and snowflakes and they're also a good depth and work well to add that texture. The only piece I haven't used is the wood one and honestly don't see me doing that any time soon. It's almost a throwaway for me.But even if it wasn't included, I'd find this a good deal and an overall great product.

I like the sheets but they were a little small for the size of project we were doing. If you rolled it out on top the edges showed up and you had to cut off part of it at the top because of where it hangs or has a hook hole

its a nice but very thin sheet of texture. it is best used with oil based or poly clays. ceramic will stick to it. it has a bit of flex but not what I would call flexible, as if you flex too much, its going to crack, its about as thick as a clam shell packaging. I took photos of each, sorry my hand has ink on it.