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Your cart is empty.Does not air dry. Remains soft and flexible until it is baked in your home oven - No kiln needed. Store extra clay to use later.
RandomOutlier
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
You get a lot of clay for the price. I'm new to clay, so this seems to work well, at least for a beginnner, like me.
Tawny
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
I found this to be a sticky clay once it was kneaded. It also had a lot of bubbles show up after rolling it, and it wanted to stick to the roller more than the more common name-brand clays. Since it was so sticky, I tried it with mica powder stenciling and it appeared to adhere well, and cutting with clay cutters wasn't too much of an issue. But that was when the trouble began. When I used a blade to remove the clay from the work surface, it stuck so fast it smooshed the clay out of shape. I even tried the leftovers (marbled ones) on glass instead of plexi and it did the same thing. I ended up putting the whole thing in the freezer for about 10 minutes to try and get it hard enough to remove without distorting the pieces. It worked on the smaller ones as I could lift them off after getting the edge of the blade under the piece but the large ones still had problems and what should have been matching-shaped earrings were only sort of matching. I baked it at 235 degrees for 25 minutes and that seems to cure it. But it is a hard clay to work with, at least with this technique. Maybe it would work better being pressed into a silicone clay mold since it is not removed until it is baked right in the mold. But I would not buy this one again because it is so hard to work flat rolled pieces.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
My granddaughter loves it. She is hooked on clay.
PambieInOrlando
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
The luxury of having large amounts of polymer clay! I am being driven insane by these little 1.8 oz bricks. I use a LOT of white clay because I paint the products I make, and this is good quality clay in bulk. Polymer clay does not dry on its own; it has to be baked, and when it does, it shouldn't be rubbery or movable. This fits the bill in small pieces. I use them to make earrings. This clay takes impressions and cuts well, and holds paint. Seal painted clay with polyurethane and it'll be permanent and water-resistant
Truth Seer
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
This Oven Bake Polymer Clay in White is an absolute must for anyone who loves to craft. This high-quality clay is not only priced reasonably but also delivers exceptional performance, making it a fantastic choice for both beginners and experienced artists.One of the standout features of this polymer clay is its ease of use. The texture is smooth and malleable, allowing you to shape and mold it effortlessly. Whether you’re creating intricate jewelry pieces, detailed sculptures, or simple decorative items, this clay handles it all with grace. It’s easy to work with and holds its shape well during baking.I particularly appreciate that this clay comes in white. This neutral base makes it incredibly versatile; you can mix it with other colors to create custom shades or paint it after baking to achieve the exact look you desire. The white clay offers a blank canvas that encourages creativity and experimentation.The baking process is straightforward, and the clay hardens to a durable and solid finish. It retains its shape and details beautifully, resulting in professional-looking projects every time. The durability of the baked clay ensures that your creations will last for a long time.I’m thrilled with the Oven Bake Polymer Clay White. It’s high-quality, easy to use, and offers great value for the price. Whether you’re new to polymer clay or a seasoned pro, this clay is a must-have for your crafting supplies. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to bring their creative ideas to life.
Sarah
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
There are a lot of different kinds of poly clay and they each work a little differently. This is the kind of clay that is best for young beginners and children. It is good for simple sculpture. If you are making jewelry or more advanced sculpture, this is not the right clay for you. If you are looking to explore poly clay and are looking for something affordable that gives you a lot of clay to learn on, this is the clay for you.For me, this clay is a little too soft right out of the package. I wrapped my conditioned clay in printer paper and let it sit for a few hours (longer than necessary) which helped remove a lot of the excess oil that was making the clay feel too soft. I was able to get the clay to a good enough consistency to test it with clay cutters and it worked pretty good. The clay worked best for me as a sculpting clay but it will do jewelry reasonably well. It is a little more brittle than you would normally use for jewelry. though.Overall, I like this as clay as a more affordable alternative to original Scupley. I would recommend it to beginners and children.
Raven Blackwuulf
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025
This package came with tons of clay!I have mixed it with other clay to create tons of little critters and to help add shading to the bolder colors of clay.There is so much clay in this package! Such a HUGE value for the cost.The quality is as good or better than the name brands I have used.And it fires quickly with no scorching or cracking either!It is very durable.
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