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Polyform Sculpey Original Polymer Clay
Original Sculpey has been in the hands of kids, parents and teachers for generations. Original Sculpey is soft and pliable, and it works and feels like ceramic clay but will not dry out when exposed to air. After baking, it can be sanded, drilled, carved and painted with water-based acrylic paints or Sculpey Glaze. After coating with a few layers of the glaze, you can use any paint you like to finish your piece. There are endless possibilities when creating with Sculpey. In the classroom – Original Sculpey oven bake clay offers an inexpensive way to let children explore their creativity.
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I love that the clay from the minute I opened the box, was so malleable. I peeled off two layers to condition it, and I put some through my pasta maker. The clay pretty much all smoothed together and conditioning it was a pleasure, unlike many other clays who crumble and you need a long time to get it workable. I started working with Sculpey in the 80’s and I have most of it still left over. I got it working but it was so old, it took hours. So when I opened the package of clay, it was immediately apparent to my hands that it was fresh-I saw that even the 4 layers of the brick was bending already!!!!! What a joyful experience!!! I had to stop after the first roll through to take a picture of this happy artistic moment and share my amazing discovery of Sculpey Original. I bought the 1.75 lb. box, hoping it would be a good purchase and what I needed. It passed all my expectations and more. I can’t wait to try my order of Sculpey Firm, and the three blocks of Sculpey Living Doll I received. Sculpey is not cheap, but the price I think is fair. Some other clays are 2-3 times the price, and I think they are trying to price themselves into a “professional” clay for sculpture artists. Hey, my round clay balls and rods are just as professional and exactly like some of those crazy costing clays. I would like to try some Medium Firm, and maybe some colors-the Sculpey line of clay products is awe inspiring. Thank you Sculpey.com
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 22, 2022
Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Holy Moly It’s Super Good
By Luman Williams on November 22, 2022
I love that the clay from the minute I opened the box, was so malleable. I peeled off two layers to condition it, and I put some through my pasta maker. The clay pretty much all smoothed together and conditioning it was a pleasure, unlike many other clays who crumble and you need a long time to get it workable. I started working with Sculpey in the 80’s and I have most of it still left over. I got it working but it was so old, it took hours. So when I opened the package of clay, it was immediately apparent to my hands that it was fresh-I saw that even the 4 layers of the brick was bending already!!!!! What a joyful experience!!! I had to stop after the first roll through to take a picture of this happy artistic moment and share my amazing discovery of Sculpey Original. I bought the 1.75 lb. box, hoping it would be a good purchase and what I needed. It passed all my expectations and more. I can’t wait to try my order of Sculpey Firm, and the three blocks of Sculpey Living Doll I received. Sculpey is not cheap, but the price I think is fair. Some other clays are 2-3 times the price, and I think they are trying to price themselves into a “professional” clay for sculpture artists. Hey, my round clay balls and rods are just as professional and exactly like some of those crazy costing clays. I would like to try some Medium Firm, and maybe some colors-the Sculpey line of clay products is awe inspiring. Thank you Sculpey.com
By Luman Williams on November 22, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 5, 2020
-works better if you bake the ceramics on a oven safe form. I put cornstarch on the bowl so it would not stick.
-I tried waiting 1 day before baking to see what would happen and it cracked when it baked.
I did ceramics in college a few years ago with college and grad classes for fun, not my major. I haven't since because it was too expensive to fire the pots for each firing. I also had experience helping with the loading and firing. I decided to give this a try because I missed it. I played around with it for about 30 minutes tonight and enjoyed it. I have to admit it is different then the clay I am used to. I find it more forgiving. It also seems harder (less soft). I did not have any issues with cracking or coming apart, but I did use the glue like "bond" stuff and scored it anywhere I connected clay. I used all the tools I would normally use for clay that you fire. It was less messy and easier to clean up then I'm used to.
My only concern is I wasn't sure when it was done. My oven usually cooks in about half the time of recipes, so I took it out after 8 minutes but I am not sure if it is done. Not sure how to check if it is done besides seeing if it will bend which could hurt it if it is not dry. I also didn't know how long I could or should wait after I built it to bake it.
I used about 1/8 of the clay making my little ring dish and ornament.
The hair didn't bake out of it like I am used to so there are little cat hairs in it.
If you are trying to make a bowl, I would bake it inside of a bowl so it keeps it shape. I didn't because the bowl was not oven safe and it flattened out to more like a plate.
I plan on using it to make some stamps and sprigs but I have not yet.
Will definitely use this again for fun.
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Not sure when it is done baking
By Gohart on February 4, 2020
Update: -works well to make stamps and sprigsBy Gohart on February 4, 2020
-works better if you bake the ceramics on a oven safe form. I put cornstarch on the bowl so it would not stick.
-I tried waiting 1 day before baking to see what would happen and it cracked when it baked.
I did ceramics in college a few years ago with college and grad classes for fun, not my major. I haven't since because it was too expensive to fire the pots for each firing. I also had experience helping with the loading and firing. I decided to give this a try because I missed it. I played around with it for about 30 minutes tonight and enjoyed it. I have to admit it is different then the clay I am used to. I find it more forgiving. It also seems harder (less soft). I did not have any issues with cracking or coming apart, but I did use the glue like "bond" stuff and scored it anywhere I connected clay. I used all the tools I would normally use for clay that you fire. It was less messy and easier to clean up then I'm used to.
My only concern is I wasn't sure when it was done. My oven usually cooks in about half the time of recipes, so I took it out after 8 minutes but I am not sure if it is done. Not sure how to check if it is done besides seeing if it will bend which could hurt it if it is not dry. I also didn't know how long I could or should wait after I built it to bake it.
I used about 1/8 of the clay making my little ring dish and ornament.
The hair didn't bake out of it like I am used to so there are little cat hairs in it.
If you are trying to make a bowl, I would bake it inside of a bowl so it keeps it shape. I didn't because the bowl was not oven safe and it flattened out to more like a plate.
I plan on using it to make some stamps and sprigs but I have not yet.
Will definitely use this again for fun.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 8, 2020
Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Large amount for a Great 👍 Price.
By Angela on March 8, 2020
So obviously I have yet to use this Clay, but I’ve heard a lot of good things about it. I made sure to add pictures (side note, the tear in the box was from me vigorously opening! Did not come that way 🤙) The first picture is just the box it comes in with all the details and instructions on the back. I also added a picture of the clay with a basic TV remote beside it to show just how much clay comes in this package. I was shocked, didn’t think there would be enough but there’s an ample amount. I will be sure to post an update when I finish my little figurine I’m creating for a family member’s birthday. I’m also going to do a little experiment since I have enough Clay, I’m going to paint a piece with acrylic paint and then bake it, As well as baking a piece and then painting it with acrylic paint after just to see the difference I’ll be sure to post that as well.
By Angela on March 8, 2020
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