Tile and Grout Polymer Clay Stencil Set supplies 4 3D-printable sheets for polymer clay. Press the sheet into conditioned clay and lift it to leave a raised pattern. Relief height is bounded by sheet thickness and depends on pressure and clay. Includes STL files and a 3D printing guide. Digital files only; no physical tools are shipped. Requires an FDM 3D printer with a 0.4 mm nozzle, filament and clay.
Mosaic Tile 4 mm Template 100x100mm - sheet and method
Your download
What is included
The items below are included in the download. Styled examples and props shown in the images are not included unless the list says otherwise.
Mosaic Tile 4 mm Template 100x100mm
One STL sheet, 100 x 100 mm, 1 mm thick. 3D print at 100% scale.
Square Tile 6 mm Template 100x100mm
One STL sheet, 100 x 100 mm, 1 mm thick. 3D print at 100% scale.
Square Tile 9 mm Template 100x100mm
One STL sheet, 100 x 100 mm, 1 mm thick. 3D print at 100% scale.
Square Tile 12 mm Template 100x100mm
One STL sheet, 100 x 100 mm, 1 mm thick. 3D print at 100% scale.
3D printing guide and licence
A separate PDF guide covers 3D printing, use and care. The customer archive includes the STL files, README and licence. No laser vectors or engineering sources are supplied.
Maker workflow
How to use the set
Prepare a flat slab
Condition the clay and roll an even slab. Keep the sheet flat against the surface and work inside the patterned area.
Develop the pattern
Lay the sheet smooth face down on conditioned clay. Cover it with parchment and roll once in one direction. Raised relief can reach up to the 1 mm sheet thickness; clay and pressure change the result.
Lift and check
Lift by the tab without dragging the sheet across the clay. Try a small scrap to check release and the result before using a full slab.
View exact dimensions and fit details
Sheet dimensions
100 x 100 mm
Sheet thickness
1 mm
Download format
STL archives and separate PDF 3D printing guide
3D printer
FDM, 0.4 mm nozzle
Before you start
Prepare your 3D print and clay
What you need
FDM 3D printer with a 0.4 mm nozzle
PLA or PLA Tough+ filament
Conditioned polymer clay
Flat work surface and hand roller
Parchment for rolling over the template
Not included
Physical 3D-printed tools
Filament, clay, brushes or roller
Laser-cut vectors and source files
Keep the making setup practical
Making tips
3D print only the sheet you need.
Centre marks aid placement; they do not convert separate patterns into registered layers.
Renders show the designed pattern and do not establish physical performance.
3D printing setup
How to 3D print it
Start with one test model at 100 percent scale, then check fit and finish before 3D printing the complete set.
Print settings and orientation
3D printer and material
Use a 0.4 mm nozzle FDM 3D printer and PLA or PLA Tough+. 3D print flat at 100% scale with 0.2 mm layers, 0.20 mm first layer, two walls, 100% infill and supports off.
Inspect before use
Let the plate cool. Lift by the tab and remove strings or rough edges. Check that openings are clear and the sheet lies flat; replace cracked or warped sheets.
Clean and store
Wipe clean or rinse in lukewarm water, then dry flat. Keep 3D-printed tools out of ovens and pasta machines, and separate from food tools.
Before you 3D print
Questions makers usually ask
Is this a physical stencil set?
No. This is a digital file product for 3D printing your own tools. No physical item is shipped.
Can I sell pieces made with these tools?
The planned Member Licence permits selling your own finished clay pieces. 3D-printed-tool resale is limited to eligible products through an active Print & Sell membership. Confirm the exact licence supplied with the published product; no files may be shared or resold.
Where are the instructions and product help?
Read the included 3D printing guide before 3D printing. Keep the product name, version and 3D print settings when asking ClayBake Studio for help through the published product post.