1KG Self-Hardening Pottery Craft Clay - PRIMO - 789050
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This natural clay solution is perfect for crafting and modelling. It does not need to be fired in a kiln and can be painted with Plus Color craft paint once dry. Roll out the clay and shape it with pastry cutters, smoothing it out with a little water as needed. Drying time is typically 1-2 days, depending on the thickness of the clay. If the clay feels cold, it is still expelling water and is not completely dry. It will dry into a stable and robust shape without the need for heat curing. For best results, it is recommended to knead the white clay thoroughly before use, and to have a minimum thickness of 1 cm. Due to its low weight, it is great for making small hanging ornaments, like on tree branches or Christmas trees, but can also be used to create bowls, figures, tealight holders and more, just like traditional natural clay. This flexible, natural modelling clay dries on its own—no kiln or oven needed. Perfect for both beginners and experienced crafters, this air-dry clay is ideal for sculpting, shaping, and decorating a wide variety of creative projects at home or in the classroom. Hardens naturally in 1–2 days, depending on thickness – no need for heat or a kiln. Once dry, paint with Plus Color craft paint or your favourite decorating mediums. Use a little water while modelling to refine edges and achieve smooth details. Dries into a strong, robust form that’s perfect for long-lasting creations. The clay is fully dry when no longer cold to the touch—this means all moisture has evaporated. Ideal for making figures, decorations, keepsakes, and more, this clay offers a simple and satisfying sculpting experience.
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| Model Part Number | 789050 |
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| Brand | PRIMO |