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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Easy to use,
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This review is from: Sculpey Original Polymer Clay 1-3/4 Lbs: White (Kitchen)
It is very easy to manipulate from the start. It didn't take very long to get worked in. My only problem with the clay is that it isn't very hard and doesn't stand straight when working with it. I would use this most for making prints and stamps not so much figurines and such. But it fires well in the oven and is easy for children to use because of its soft texture.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
just about perfect,
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This stuff is just about perfect, the only flaw being that it will get crumbly after a while and then has to be rolled out and mixed with the reconditioner, which is sold seperately. I bought 4 of these big boxes for my daughter (8 yr old) for christmas and she loves it. Just leave plenty of space on the mantle for all the masterpieces.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Great Poylmer Clay Package!,
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This review is from: Sculpey Original Polymer Clay 1-3/4 Lbs: White (Kitchen)
I have used this product for years now and enjoy having stock on hand when I feel the urge to switch from stoneware clay sculptures to this fun plastic clay that requires "no kiln firings". I have also mixed it with other Sculpty clays, reason being mostly is to gain more plasticity after the oven firing, where the pieces are not so fragile & may break easily. Check your Sculpty supplier for information or google Sculpty Clay and there should be a description to what each type of Sculpty clay there is and the best uses for them.
I want a softer, slightly pliable end product after the oven baking period and I get that when I mix the right Sculpty clays. All of my miniature sculptures come out amazingly detailed, so the heat does not affect small detail. I use those lovely chalk pallettes in various hues and brush them onto my work "before" I bake them. The heat then sets those colors in. You can also paint over this process if you want more vibrant colors using acrylics. As the chalks basically are mostly pastels and even the darker color chalks will never come out vibrant, but it is a nice effect worth practicing with for a different finished look. It actually makes the white Sculpty clay appear to be porcelain in nature. Normally I seal the finished baked pieces using the clear Sculpty sealer but I have also used a clear glossy varnish as well. I like to experiment. This clay does make excellant stamps that I use with my stoneware clays too. This clay picks up the small details if you are forming the clay over an obect to make a 3-D mold/stamp of. I have made many. They last for years.Bottom line, this is a great fun clay!
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