Concept rendering: a forest green box carved SKYLINE TRAIL 14.2 MI, holding maps and photos, with a snowy three-peak lid
Concept rendering: The Alpine Traverse: an eight-sided teal box with a trail line and a snowy faceted peak for a lid

Custom slab pottery template

A Mountain Trail Memory Box

A box for the trail you're proudest of, with the peak on the lid and the date you did it. Room inside for the map, the photos and the permit.

You dream it, I build it, then you build it. You bring the idea. I design the template, every piece and every step, and send it to you as PDF files. You make the pottery.

Not all custom templates are created equal.

  • Designed from your idea, not pulled from a stock file.
  • Every piece at exact scale, worked out for shrinkage, slab thickness and every bevel angle.
  • Checked three times, then audited separately, before it reaches you.
  • You approve the design before I draw a single pattern.

Mine, side by side with the cheap wayAll 34 things that go into yoursLook through a real one

Choose your level Not sure? Find yours

What you get at Advanced

Objects
1
Designs
1
Finished size
8 to 10 in
Template PDF
About 14 to 22 pages
What I design
A box with a faceted ridge lid.
Make it yours
Your trail, peak, distance and date.
How Templates Work

Explain it like I'm 12

Ever get to a step and think, okay, but why? This is for that.

It's an optional add-on: your whole build again, start to finish, in plain words, with the reason behind every step. Your template has everything you need without it. This is for the person who likes knowing why.

It takes real time and effort to rewrite all the instructions this way. For the level you picked, it's 20% of the template's price. You can add it after you put your template in the cart.

Ask Clayla

Questions before you buy are free, always. Ask her which level fits, what she'd need for your idea, or how any of this works.

Once your design is delivered, project help is an optional add-on: $20 for up to 30 questions about building it, and unused questions never expire. Questions about your order, or a mistake in my files, never use any.

The optional add-ons

Your template is complete without any of them. After you add it to your cart, I'll offer each one once, and you can take it or skip it. Prices for :

    Each percentage is figured from your template's price only, then rounded to an even dollar amount. Nothing is added for you, and you can remove any add-on in your cart.

    $300 your custom template, designed for you

    Before you buy

    What you're buying. A custom slab pottery template, designed by me for your idea and delivered as digital files (PDF). You make the pottery. Clay, glaze, firing, printing, tools and any decals or stamps are yours to get.

    What's included. The scope above for the level you pick: its objects, designs and size range. The level decides how involved the build is, so a Beginner version is a simpler take on your idea, not the Insane one for less. Add-ons come only if you choose them.

    How it goes. Within 48 hours you get an email listing what I need. Once I have all of it, you get a first concept, up to two alternatives if you want them, and one round of small refinements to the one you choose. Nothing is final until you approve it in writing.

    When it's ready. Your first concept arrives within 5 business days after I have everything (2 with rush), and each alternative or refinement within the same time after you ask. Once you approve your design, your template is ready within 3 weeks (Legendary, 4 weeks), or 5 business days with rush (Legendary, 8). Time you take to reply never counts against you, and I'll always tell you your exact due date.

    If I'm going to be late. If I'm going to miss your due date or a concept date, I'll tell you before it, and you choose a full refund or the new date. If I miss a rush due date for a reason on my side, I refund that custom template and every rush fee and add-on bought for it, and I still deliver it.

    Changes and mistakes. Changes you ask for after you approve cost extra, and I quote them before doing anything (up to 70% of the template's base price, depending on how much has to be redone). Mistakes in my files, I fix free.

    Refunds. No change-of-mind refunds. If I can't accept your idea, you can send me a different one, switch to another custom template, or take store credit on a gift card that never expires. If your idea fits my rules and I still can't take it on, you can choose a full refund. Your rights under the law where you live always apply.

    What I can't take on. Brand names and logos, team identities, and characters or artwork from games, films, TV or books. Your own business name or a simple text logo you own is fine. Photos and drawings you send need to be yours or used with permission.

    Who owns it. You own your custom design outright: the design, the template files and the pottery you make from them. Sell them, share them, give them away, and call the design your own. No credit to me needed. I can still show your design in my marketing (never your private photos or details) and may turn a suitable design into a template for my catalog, so it isn't exclusive to you.

    In the EU, EEA or UK? You can cancel within 14 days. If you ask me to start right away, you pay for any work already done, and you can't cancel once your finished files are delivered.

    Version française

    • A design service, delivered as PDF files. Nothing ships, and you make the pottery.
    • Paid design work, priced the same for everyone. Member picks, bundles and promotions don't apply.
    • Add-ons are optional, and none is ever added for you.
    Not all custom templates are created equal

    Plenty of templates never get checked. Mine get checked to death.

    Some template designers type one sentence into a chatbot, post whatever comes out and move on to the next one. You find out the pieces don't fit when your clay is already cut. Here's the difference you're paying for.

    WhatThe throw-it-in-AI wayMy way
    Where it startsOne sentence typed into a chatbotYour photos and your idea, studied piece by piece, every part and seam counted
    SizeWhatever came outSet by what the piece has to do
    ShrinkageMaybeEvery pattern sized up so it fires to the size you wanted
    Slab thicknessIgnoredBuilt into every pattern, measured from the middle of the slab
    Bevels45 degrees, or noneEvery angle worked out from the shape, which way it leans, and a bevel gauge printed
    Big piecesOne giant piece that won't fit in a kilnAnything over 18 inches split into sections that fit together after firing
    Do the pieces fit?Fingers crossedRebuilt mathematically, and every edge proven to meet its partner
    The design you approveWhatever it spits outA concept of your design, up to two alternatives and a round of refinements, before I draw a single pattern
    The previewA pretty picture the pattern might not makeA 3D model from the same numbers as the patterns, checked part by part (Advanced and up)
    InstructionsA general paragraph or twoEvery step in build order, one action per sentence, sizes right in the sentence
    Pottery termsAssumes you know themExplained the first time they show up
    Whistles, chimes, fountains"Attach the mouthpiece."A how-it-works page drawn from the real shape, plus a fix-it checklist
    Drying and firingNot mentionedCovered in the steps, with a full guide on bigger builds
    CheckingNoneThree full checks, a fresh read on bigger builds, then a separate audit
    Old mistakesRepeated in every listingChecked against a running list so they never come back
    You get what you pay for

    Everything that goes into your custom template

    30 of these happen to every custom template I make. The other 4 are add-ons you can choose.

    1. I study every photo, sketch and note you send, at full size, one at a time.
    2. I figure out what kind of form your idea is, and how it can be built from flat slabs.
    3. I count every piece it will take.
    4. I find every place two pieces meet: every seam, lid, hole, foot and joint.
    5. I settle the one measurement everything else depends on.
    6. If it needs anything store-bought (a clock movement, a stopper, an LED light), I design around sizes that actually exist.
    7. I ask you every question I need answered all at once, so we're not stuck going back and forth.
    8. Clay shrinks as it dries and fires, so I size every pattern up to make up for it.
    9. I size every pattern for the slab's thickness, so the inside and outside both come out right.
    10. I work out the angle of every beveled edge from the shape itself. Not every corner is 45 degrees.
    11. Anything over 18 inches gets designed in sections that fire separately and fit together afterward.
    12. Before I draw a single line, I write the plan: every piece, every measurement before and after firing, every seam and angle.
    13. For Advanced and up, I build a full 3D model of the finished piece from the exact numbers the patterns come from.
    14. You get a concept of your design, and up to two alternatives if the first isn't it.
    15. You okay the design in writing before I draw a single pattern.
    16. I unfold the shape into flat patterns, piece by piece, laid out to print on regular paper.
    17. A piece too big for one sheet prints in parts that tape together, and nothing you cut ever crosses the tape line.
    18. Every piece is labeled with its number, how many to cut, and the angle for each beveled edge.
    19. Every template with a bevel gets a bevel gauge with every angle the build uses.
    20. Then I put the flat patterns back together mathematically and prove every edge meets the edge it's supposed to.
    21. Every step written in the order you'll actually build it, one action per sentence, sizes right in the sentence.
    22. Every pottery term explained the first time it shows up.
    23. A before-you-cut page on slab thickness, shrinkage and recutting each bevel at its own angle.
    24. Expert and Insane builds get a full guide: keeping clay workable for days, drying, firing and what to do when something goes wrong.
    25. A sittings plan, so you know where to stop for the day.
    26. A math check: every measurement and bevel angle worked out again from scratch.
    27. A drawing check and an instruction check, every page at full size.
    28. A completely separate audit of the finished template before it goes out, and every real problem fixed.
    29. A running list of mistakes earlier templates taught me, checked every time.
    30. A print-ready PDF, delivered to you, with your ownership certificate.
    31. Explain It Like I'm 12: every step again in plain words, with the reason behind it. With upgrade.
    32. Large-format pages: every piece whole on 24 x 36 in sheets for a copy shop. With upgrade.
    33. Clayla project help: up to 30 questions about building your design. With upgrade.
    34. Rush: your first concept in 2 business days, and your finished files 5 business days after you approve. With upgrade.
    34 things, every order
    Your trail goes first

    Some miles deserve a box.

    Bluebird Ridge is a teal box with the ridge painted across its lid at sunrise and the date underneath. The Alpine Traverse is eight-sided, with a trail line wrapped around the outside and a snowy peak for a lid. The Summit Archive adds two lift-out trays for maps and photos.

    Send me the trail or peak, the distance and the date, and a photo from the top if you took one. A first summit, a long thru-hike, a trail you walked with someone who isn't here anymore. They all fit.

    • Which trail?

      The trail, the peak, or the whole route.

    • What numbers?

      The distance, the elevation, the date. Whatever you're proud of.

    • What goes inside?

      Maps, photos, permits, the patch from the trailhead store.

    • Which build?

      A box with the trail painted on the lid at Beginner, up to a trail chest with trays in modules at Insane.

    Choose your level
    Five ways to build it

    From a painted lid to a peak you lift.

    A Beginner box has the trail or peak painted on its lid. Higher up it gets a fitted lid and a divider, then a faceted ridge lid, and by Expert eight sides, two trays and a ridge lid.

    • Beginner $120

      What I design

      A box with the trail or peak painted on the lid.

      What it takes

      Rolling even slabs and joining flat pieces. Simple straight cuts, nothing that has to fit snugly.

      Finished size

      7 to 8 in wide

      Template PDF

      About 8 to 12 pages

    • Concept rendering: The First Summit: a teal box of trail maps, its lid painted with blue ridges and BLUEBIRD RIDGE

      Intermediate $200

      What I design

      A box with a fitted lid and a divider.

      What it takes

      Parts that have to fit each other: a little depth, a few angles, pieces that stand on a base.

      Finished size

      7 to 9 in

      Template PDF

      About 10 to 14 pages

    • Concept rendering: a forest green box carved SKYLINE TRAIL 14.2 MI, holding maps and photos, with a snowy three-peak lid

      Advanced $300

      What I design

      A box with a faceted ridge lid.

      What it takes

      Angled (beveled) edges throughout, more parts and built relief. Usually an evening or two, plus drying.

      Finished size

      8 to 10 in

      Template PDF

      About 14 to 22 pages

    • Concept rendering: The Summit Archive: an eight-sided navy box with lift-out trays of maps and a faceted mountain lid

      Expert $440

      What I design

      An eight-sided box with two trays and a ridge lid.

      What it takes

      Several sittings and detail built in clay. The biggest pieces print in two taped parts, and a full guide covers drying and firing.

      Finished size

      9 to 11 in

      Template PDF

      About 20 to 30 pages

    • Insane $600

      What I design

      A trail chest in fitted modules with trays.

      What it takes

      Dozens of numbered pieces that must fit exactly, built in modules like a thousand piece puzzle over many evenings.

      Finished size

      10 to 14 in

      Template PDF

      About 30 to 45 pages

    Example images show what's possible at each level. They're not a promise that your order includes every pictured piece. Once your design is fully worked out, the finished template can carry more or less detail than a concept image, never a different design from the one you approve. Need something bigger than Insane? Legendary showpieces are part of Your Idea, in Clay.

    Skills calculator

    Not sure which level? Seven quick questions.

    Answer for where you are right now, and I'll point you at a level. It's advice, not a test.

    1. Have you rolled and joined slabs before?
    2. How are your seams?
    3. How many parts are you happy to keep track of?
    4. Have you built from a paper template before?
    5. How do you feel about precise angled cuts?
    6. What about space and a kiln?
    7. How much time will you give it?
    Sample concepts

    Every example, sorted by level

    These are rendered concepts, not photos of finished pottery. Ask for one with your own name, or use it as a starting point for something nobody has seen yet.

    Intermediate

    Concept rendering: The First Summit: a teal box of trail maps, its lid painted with blue ridges and BLUEBIRD RIDGE
    a teal box of trail maps, its lid painted with blue ridges and BLUEBIRD RIDGE

    Advanced

    Concept rendering: a forest green box carved SKYLINE TRAIL 14.2 MI, holding maps and photos, with a snowy three-peak lid
    a forest green box carved SKYLINE TRAIL 14.2 MI, holding maps and photos, with a snowy three-peak lid
    Concept rendering: The Alpine Traverse: an eight-sided teal box with a trail line and a snowy faceted peak for a lid
    an eight-sided teal box with a trail line and a snowy faceted peak for a lid

    Expert

    Concept rendering: The Summit Archive: an eight-sided navy box with lift-out trays of maps and a faceted mountain lid
    an eight-sided navy box with lift-out trays of maps and a faceted mountain lid
    The real files

    Look through a real custom template before you buy.

    This is Maya's Alpine Cathedral, a pair of Advanced name bookends, designed all the way through my normal process and stamped SAMPLE. It's the complete set of files, not a teaser. It has been checked the way every custom template is checked. It has not been built or fired.

    • Pages from the sample custom template for Maya's Alpine Cathedral bookends, stamped SAMPLE: the cover, map and steps
      Included with every order

      The template

      All 29 pages: the cover with finished sizes, 20 pattern sheets at exact scale, a before-you-cut page, 29 steps over three sittings, a bevel gauge and a map of every piece.

      Open the sample template (PDF)
    • Pages from the Explain It Like I'm 12 sample guide, stamped SAMPLE: the cover and two pages of steps
      Optional add-on

      Explain It Like I'm 12

      The same build again in 17 pages and 71 small steps, in plain words, with why each one matters and what to watch out for.

      Open the sample guide (PDF)
    • The two 24 x 36 in large-format sample sheets with every bookend pattern piece laid out whole, stamped SAMPLE
      Optional add-on

      Large-format files

      Every pattern piece whole on two 24 x 36 in sheets, ready for a copy shop. No taping pages together. Printing isn't included.

      Open the sample sheets (PDF)

    Each bookend in the sample comes out 8 3/8 in tall, 8 1/4 in long and 5 1/4 in deep: 56 pieces cut from 44 patterns and about 17 lb of clay. Your design gets its own numbers.

    From your idea to your files

    How a custom template comes together

    1. You order

      Pick your level and any add-ons you want, and agree to the terms.

    2. I email you within 48 hours

      A list of exactly what I need: the name, the idea, and any photos or references.

    3. You send it, I start designing

      If something's missing, I tell you exactly what. Once I have it all, your first concept arrives within 5 business days (2 with rush).

    4. You get a concept

      If it isn't the one, ask for up to two alternatives within your brief. Each comes back on the same timing as the first.

    5. You pick one, I refine it

      One combined round of small refinements to the concept you choose.

    6. You approve it in writing

      Nothing is final until you say so. Your due date clock starts that day, and I tell you the exact date.

    7. I deliver, you build

      Your template and any file add-ons arrive by email. Then the making is all yours.

    OrderEach conceptYour finished template
    StandardWithin 5 business daysUp to 3 weeks after you approve your design
    With rushWithin 2 business days5 business days after you approve your design. If I miss it for a reason on my side, I refund the template and everything bought for it, and you still get it.

    Business days are Monday to Friday, Mountain Time, not counting the studio's holiday closures. Weeks are calendar weeks. Concept times count from the day I have everything, or from the day you ask for the next one. Take as long as you like choosing and refining: that time never counts against you. If I'm ever going to miss a date, I tell you before it, and you choose a full refund or the new date.

    Glaze, paint and lettering

    The form comes from the template. The finish is yours.

    Your template gives you the shape and the guidance to build it. Glaze, paint and lettering are yours to choose. Some looks in the examples, like crisp small lettering or a fine repeated pattern, take extra tools or products, and brushing on glaze won't reproduce every one of them. (Plenty of people letter beautifully by hand, too.) These are worth searching for:

    • Custom underglaze transfersor custom ceramic tissue transfers

      Your artwork printed in underglaze on tissue paper, transferred onto the clay and fired.

    • Custom kiln-fired ceramic waterslide decalsor custom overglaze decals for pottery

      Printed images applied over fired glaze and fired again.

    • Ceramic photo decals for kiln firing 

      Overglaze decals made from a photograph.

    • Custom reusable pottery lettering stencilsor ceramic underglaze stencils

      For clean painted letters and shapes.

    • Custom clay lettering stampspottery alphabet stamps, or custom pottery stamps

      Pressed into soft clay for crisp impressed lettering.

    • Ceramic underglaze screen printingor custom screen-printed ceramic decals

      For patterns you want repeated.

    Suppliers set their own setup fees, minimums, lead times and firing limits, so check before you order, and follow the maker's directions for your clay, glaze and firing. Ask whether a decal suits surfaces that touch food or go in the dishwasher. Ordinary craft vinyl, a generic waterslide sheet or a sublimation print isn't a kiln-fired ceramic decoration. Buying and preparing any of these is up to you.

    Questions

    Questions people ask before they order

    How is it different from the Memorial Mountain Urn?

    This one is a memory box for a trip you took, with room for maps and photos. The urn is made to hold remains.

    Will a folded trail map fit?

    Tell me its folded size and I'll size the inside for it.

    Can it be for two of us?

    Of course. Put both names under the peak, like ALEX & MORGAN.

    Can I see a real example of what I'd get?

    Yes. The complete sample for a pair of Name-As-Structure Bookends (Maya's Alpine Cathedral, an Advanced design) is free to look through: the standard template, its Explain It Like I'm 12 guide and its large-format pages, all stamped SAMPLE. It has been checked the same way every custom template is, and it hasn't been built or fired.

    What exactly am I buying?

    A custom slab pottery template, designed by me around your idea and delivered as PDF files. I design it, then you build it. No finished pottery, clay, glaze or firing comes with it, and nothing ships.

    What's in the standard package?

    Everything you need to build the piece at the level you chose: full-size patterns for every piece with labels, quantities and dimensions, a tools and materials list, step-by-step assembly instructions, and a bevel guide if the design has angled edges. Expert, Insane and Legendary templates also get in-depth chapters on drying, keeping clay workable over a long build, and avoiding common problems. The add-ons make it easier or faster. They never hold back anything you need.

    What do the add-ons do?

    Explain It Like I'm 12 is a longer PDF guide to your design that walks through every step and why it works (20% of the template's base price). Large-format files put the patterns on 24 x 36 in sheets, every piece whole, ready for a copy shop (25%; printing isn't included). Rush gets your first concept to you in 2 business days, and your finished files 5 business days after you approve the design instead of up to 3 weeks (40%). Clayla project help is $20 for up to 30 questions about building your design. Each percentage is figured from the base price only and rounded to an even dollar amount, and you see the exact price before you add anything.

    Has my design been built and fired before I get it?

    No. I check every custom template digitally before it goes out: the patterns against the design, and the drawings and instructions against both, with a 3D model behind every Advanced and higher design. Your piece is a brand-new design, so you're the first to build it. If you hit a mistake of mine, I fix it free.

    Can I bring my own idea?

    Please do. The examples are sparks, not a menu. Show me one and ask for something like it, or bring something nobody has thought of yet. If your idea fits one of my named custom templates, start there. If it doesn't fit any of them, Your Idea, in Clay is made for exactly that.

    Which level should I pick?

    The one you're ready to build. A Beginner version is a deliberately simpler build of your idea, and what makes a piece mean something doesn't depend on how many parts it has. The skills calculator on this page asks a few questions about your experience, space and time, then recommends a level. A higher level, or the Explain It Like I'm 12 guide, doesn't replace the skills that level calls for.

    What if my idea needs more than the level I bought?

    I'll tell you before I start your first concept. Then you choose: I simplify it to fit what you bought, or you pay the difference to move up. I never add charges or trim what you bought without your say-so.

    What can't you design?

    Brand names and logos, team names and mascots, and characters, artwork or worlds from games, films, TV and books. Photos and drawings you send need to be yours, or used with permission (finding an image online isn't permission). Your own business name, or a simple text logo you own, is fine. Not sure? Ask me before you order.

    What happens if you can't accept my idea?

    Send me a different idea for the same order, switch to another custom template, or take store credit on a gift card that never expires. There's no fee for any of it. And if your idea fits my rules and I still can't take it on, you can choose a full refund instead.

    How long does it take?

    Your first concept arrives within 5 business days after I have everything I need (2 with rush). Once you approve your design, your finished template is ready within 3 weeks (Legendary, 4 weeks), or 5 business days with rush (Legendary, 8). Business days are Monday to Friday, Mountain Time, not counting studio holidays. You get your exact due date the day you approve.

    When does the clock start?

    Within 48 hours of your order, you get an email listing what I need. Once I have all of it, I start designing, and your first concept arrives within 5 business days (2 with rush). The due date clock starts the day you approve your design. Take as long as you like choosing and refining. That time never counts against you. After you approve, if I have to wait on an answer from you, those days move your due date, and I tell you the new date.

    What if I'm slow to reply?

    Life happens. I'll send reminders, and your order waits until you're back. Nothing gets finished without your approval, and nothing you paid for disappears.

    How many concepts do I get?

    A first concept, and up to two alternatives if the first isn't it. Pick the one you love, and one combined round of small refinements comes with it. Then you approve the final design in writing, and I build the template.

    What if you miss my due date?

    If I'm going to miss your due date or a concept date, I'll tell you before it, and you choose a full refund or the new date. With rush, if I miss the date for a reason on my side, I refund that custom template and every rush fee and add-on bought for it, and I still deliver it.

    Can I change the design after I approve it?

    Yes, for a fee. I explain what the change involves, quote the price and the new due date, and wait for your yes. The fee depends on how much has to be redone, up to 70% of the template's base price. Fixing my own mistakes never costs anything.

    What if I find a mistake in my template?

    Tell me (by email, through the contact page, or through Clayla) and I'll send corrected files within a week of confirming it. It's free, there's no time limit, and it never uses your Clayla questions. A different way of doing a step isn't a mistake. A wrong size, a missing piece or a pattern that doesn't match the instructions is.

    Who owns the design?

    You do, outright. When I deliver, I assign you my rights in your custom design, with a signed ownership certificate. The design, the template files and everything you make from them are yours to use, sell, share or give away, and you can call it your own design. You never have to credit me.

    Can I share or sell the files?

    Yes, both. Share them with anyone, give them away or sell them, changed or not, and the people you pass them to can sell what they make too. There are no limits, and no credit to me is needed.

    Will you show my project, or sell it to other people?

    I may show your design as an example of my work, and I may turn a suitable design into a template for my catalog. Your private photos and contact details never go public, anything personal (a name, a date, a house number, your kid's drawing) gets removed or generalized unless you tell me it can stay, and I don't put your name on it. Your rights don't change if I do either, and my catalog version never limits what you do with yours.

    Can I buy one as a gift?

    Yes. Buy it, then tell me in your reply to the "what I need" email who will send the details and approve the design. I start designing when I have their information, and the design becomes theirs. A gift card works too, if you'd rather they pick everything themselves.

    What size will it come out?

    Every size I list is the finished size after firing, assuming your clay shrinks 12%. Clay bodies vary, so if yours shrinks more or less, send me its shrinkage with your information and I'll size the patterns for it.

    What paper do I print on?

    Plain paper, at actual size (100%), never "fit to page". The patterns are laid out on US Letter sheets (8.5 x 11 in), and at actual size they usually fit A4 too. Check a printed measurement against a ruler before you cut. Large-format files are 24 x 36 in, for a copy shop.

    What is Clayla project help, and how are questions counted?

    Clayla, The Clay Hole Assistant, helps while you build your design. $20 gets you up to 30 project questions. A question that gets a real answer uses one. Follow-ups to the same question, failed requests, duplicates and corrections of a wrong answer don't. Clayla shows your balance and tells you before a question counts. Questions about your order, my policies or a mistake in your files are always free, and unused questions never expire.

    Can Clayla draw a step for me?

    Yes, as a separate purchase you choose each time: $5 for Beginner to Advanced designs, $10 for Expert and Insane, and $12.50 for Legendary. If a drawing misses, I refund it.

    Can I get a refund?

    A custom template is personal design work, so there are no change-of-mind refunds. You do get your money back in the situations the terms set out: a missed due date or concept date (your choice), a missed rush date on my side, a material change you don't accept, an idea within my rules that I can't take on, and anything the law where you live gives you.

    Do members get custom templates free or discounted?

    No. Member picks, bundles and promotions are for pre-made templates. Custom templates are paid design work, priced the same for everyone.

    I'm in the EU, EEA or UK. Can I cancel?

    Yes, within 14 days of ordering. When you send your information, you choose whether I start right away or wait until the 14 days are over. If you ask me to start and then cancel, you pay for the work already done and I refund the rest. Once your finished files are delivered, the order can't be canceled.

    Everything here follows the Custom Template Terms. Something I didn't answer? Ask Clayla, or send me a message.

    You earned the view. Keep the proof.

    Send me the trail and the date.