Sculpey Soufflé: Polymer Clay: Igloo - 7oz Pack - Suede Finish, Lightweight Oven Bake Clay, Non-Toxic, Sculpting, Jewelry & Craft Projects, Supplies

Souffle is much softer and easy to work with and hardens nicely. I use this to make jewelry. Clay quality was great. Can be used for a number of projects.

Softer and easier to work with than the original Sculptey

The media could not be loaded. This clay is the best I’ve used so far, it doesn’t stick to my work surface, it’s very soft with no cracking & not dry at all (like others I have used). My kid likes to play with it as well, even if she doesn’t know how to sculpt yet but she still has fun, my nieces & nephews who are older also had fun making little sculptures. I use it to make earrings/ jewelry but it also works well with sculpting. I want to buy all the colors, there are so many beautiful colors that I want.

This is my first clay project and I enjoyed kneading the clay to get it to the right temperature and elasticity for molding my faux chocolates. Wonderful product that left little residue on my fingers when working the clay. I had been wanting to get my hands on Sculpy clay due to its high ratings and it did not disappoint! For once I enjoyed taking my time in starting my project. I’m not sure if it’ll dry out since I only used less than half of the lb. This is more clay than I needed and I’m looking to buy more! 😁

Easy to use. Exceptional quality for making jewelry. Only a tiny bit of shrinkage (but that’s to be expected!) I’ll definitely buy this again!

I’ve worked with other oven baked clay before with mixed results. I created a challenging sculpture with this clay, and the results were very good. I used the whole package of clay at one time, so I don’t know how well a part of a package would store for later use. Good price for a good oven baked clay.

I haven't used it yet but it's soft yet sturdy. It has that fluffy no shine look like an airy whipped topping.

I really like this clay’s quality, i just feel like it gets overly soft to quickly, to the point that it just melts to the touch and it’s hard to do detail once it reaches that point