Wrinkle tool #2 has a single - sided design with 6 prongs. Ideal for adding numerous wrinkles to large areas. Simply drag the end back and forth across the area you want to texture. For a more delicate appearance, place a sheet of plastic wrap over the working area and run the tool's tip across it. Wrinkle tool #4 also features a single - sided design, this time with 3 prongs made of.047 wire. It's great for adding plenty of wrinkles to large areas, using the same back - and - forth dragging motion. You can achieve a softer look by covering the area with plastic wrap and dragging the tip. The Wrinkle tool #5 Combo is a versatile option. It can quickly create realistic cross - hatch wrinkles through straight, angular, and cross - cross motions as you drag it across the working area. The brush's bristle end can be dipped into powder and used to brush the sculpture, softening and blending the created texture. It comes with a removable tip and an allen key for easy removal.

These sculpting tools are easy to use. For tool #2 and #4, just drag the end of the tool back and forth on the area where you want to add wrinkles. If you want a softer look, put a piece of plastic wrap on the area first. With tool #5 Combo, use straight, angular, and cross - cross motions to create cross - hatch wrinkles quickly. Dip the bristle end in powder and brush it on the sculpture to blend the texture. When using the tools, make sure to apply an appropriate amount of pressure. After use, clean the tools with a soft cloth to keep them in good condition. Keep the allen key in a safe place in case you need to remove the tip of tool #5 Combo.