Our colourful range of oven baked clay is ideal for model making, home décor and even jewellery making. Hobby Craft Air drying Clay The clay offers an almost putty feel and is pliable and rich, great for sculpting. Air Drying Clay is the perfect essential for beginner and expert artisans who want a high-quality finish without firing up an expensive kiln. The clay is ready to use and once you've finished modelling, simply leave it to air-dry to a hard, durable, matt finish, then you can sand, paint or decorate it for the perfect finishing touch.

Perfect for incense holder Got bored in quarantine and on tik tok everyone is selling clay earrings and incense folder so I thought I might give it a go and bought some. To enjoy all that Hobbycraft has to offer, please enable cookies or check whether another programme is blocking them. Polymer clay, also known as oven-bake clay, is a versatile clay that’s great for beginner and expert crafters who want a high-quality finish that will harden once baked at home.I have been surprisingly wowed by how good this clay was with both mould and hand making items I have made fine bits and has shown no cracks as I had left it to dry Naturally. The perfect medium for fixings, ceramics and sculpture, the clay takes at least four to five days to dry out, depending on the size of your finished work. Also cracking and loss of detail can be an issue at times with shrinkage (10-15%), but that can be said for most air drying clay products.

Cass Art, Cass Art London and the Cass Art logo are trade marks and trade names of Art-Line Limited. We bring that to life here at Conscious Craft by offering you the best natural toys and craft materials we can find. I used this to roll out like cookie dough, then I cut out shapes with cookie cutters to hang from the Christmas tree. The air-tight plastic bag ensures that the non-toxic clay retains all of its moisture, right until you open it up. I make jewellery dishes, Christmas decorations and fridge magnets and it's a fabulous material to be working with.It’s not great for fine detail modelling as the texture is quite rough before it dries, and trying to make small details doesn’t really work. Once you've finished modelling, simple leave it to air-dry to a hard, durable, matt finish, then you can sand, paint or drill it, as well as paint it with acrylic colours. It worked perfectly, and once the clay has dried thoroughly you can use a nail file to smoothen off any rough edges or marks.