Sculpey Model Air White Dry Clay - New Formula - Lightweight, Durable - Ideal for Kids, Crafts, and Jewelry Projects - 2.2 Pounds, Pack of 3

This is the best clay I have ever used! I have had experience with oven backed polymer clay and never seemed to have success with it. This clay is very easy to sculpt, mold, smooth, add texture, etc! It also takes acrylic paint really well and a coat of matte or glossy varnish over it gives your creation a beautiful finished look. Great for making gifts, doll accessories and so much more! You get a lot of clay for your money and it takes 24-48 hours to dry depending on the thickness of what you make. Sometimes even less if you are creating something thin and small. I am so glad I found this on Amazon and will definitely be coming back for more!

I keep buying this product for years now. This is what my kids and their friends use at the art studio they go to. Their projects turn out great, they made masks, sculptures, vases, etc. The oldest project is 5 years old and still looks great, no cracks or signs of falling apart. Great quality, will buy again and againUpdate: the formula is not the same anymore. I read that it's the one that is made in Thailand that lucks quality. It cracks a lot now, and dryes out way faster then the clay I received before. I'm using it with Amazon's Titebond 5004 II Premium Wood Glue, 16-Ounces to help with cracking management. If the new quality doesn't change, I will have to look for a new air dry clay.

so i have used this Clay for a while and it was one of my favorites, but this new batch that i order wasn't great. When i opened it i noticed it has an odd smell and a darker color than usual it just wasn't white. But i just used it like usual and the very next day my whole project was terribly cracked....to say the least i was quite upset, this new Clay is different from the looks of it I'm guessing that it's not forgiving as the other one when it comes to drying. Truly a shame

Very easy to use. Not all a lot of cracking best so far

I have never before used clay to modify my model figures so I wasn't sure I could have the skills to achieve what I had in mind. I discovered I was able to make the pieces I needed. No big deal I made 'sand-bags' I rolled the clay and flattened it a bit and scored them at intervals.I like I don't have to bake this clay, I'm afraid my plastic figures wouldn't survive the heat. I'm sure I can make many items I have planned.You have to remember to keep some water close by to keep the clay from sticking to your fingers. I've also discovered using water will help to make 'seamless' joints and for me, this is a good feature.

I liked that the clay was so malleable and easy to use in decor molds.

In iod moulds to make roses leaves and stems birds and butterflies for a beautiful table and mirror. Love love the creamy creamy texture.so easy to use to fill the molds and holds the details.

I love that I don't have to bake the clay. I prefer my clay to air dry inside the moulds so nothing gets distorted while popping out of the mould. I use this clay to make art for canvases, as well as for furniture applique.