Artecho Oven Bake Clay Kit for Adults, Polymer Clay Kit with 5pcs Clay Tools and 31pcs Accessories, Modeling Clay for Jewelry Making, DIY, Home De...

This polymer is super easy to work with and form, but most importantly it holds form and does not melt or crack at all when baking. I already made a bunch of cool beads. Ive worked with a lot of clay over the years so its surprising how nice this is. Will be ordering again whenever I run out.

Oh my goodness! This kit has every brilliant color of clay and many options to make many projects. It is giving us many hours of creative fun. This kit has something for everyone who enjoys working with polymer clay. You can make jewelry and other fun decorative items.

This pack of modeling clay is nice because it comes in a double plastic box where everything can be store. The box doesnt have small compartments. It also has a few tools to help you make those little clay creations. And it includes a few accessories for jewelry. The only thing that I dont like is that it takes a while to bake and my kids arent very patient. The clay is moldable but can be a bit hard so using your hands to warm and soften is necessary. It has so many beautiful colors and even an idea book to get you started. Fun project for sure if you have the time.

This clay kit box looks small when you get it in person, but there's actually quite a lot inside when you open it. There really are a *lot* of different colors or clay inside that you can use for pretty much any type of craft. The included booklet is small, but the pictures and typeface are easy to read and understand. It lets you know multiple ways to cure the clay, how to handle it, gives safety precautions and even has a few helpful diagrams on how to build a flower or a bumblebee! All the pictures are very cute. If you are inclined toward jewelry, there are a few clasps included for making earrings or charms. (Instructions for their use are not in the manual), but it might be easy to search up online. The clay itself is easy to handle, though a little on the sticky side. You can roll, flatten and cut it into pieces without the included toolset, but tends to smear. I got little micro traces of it under my fingernails, but it washes off easily with soap and water. If you take two slightly similar colors- like sky blue and navy blue for example- and mush them together, you can get a nice half-tone color from them. So if you find that there is a color that you want and its not present in the box, it is possible to mix these together like paint. I didn't notice any color transfer from the clay to my hands, clothes or craft surface. You don't need water to make the clay more malleable, but heat and pressure from your hands will make the clay more stretchy. There is no smell to the clay, even when you get very close to it, or handle it for a while. I haven't fired my little sculptures yet, but the booklet advises you to crack a window open for ventilation if you use an oven. I've fired polymer clay before in my home oven and know that it can smell pretty strange, so I'll probably crack a window and turn on a fan. Overall, I think this a great kit for kids age 10 and up and hobbyists who want to try out the medium. 5 stars.