Air-Hardening Modeling Clay, 2.2 Lb. Block, White Color (387500)

This air-dry clay is amazing! It’s very easy to sculpt with, but I recommend using water to help weld any edges. It’s easy to clean with water as well, and water will also solve any cracking. This is a great air-dry clay for anyone who’s inexperienced with sculpting. I have extensive experience with ceramics, but I’ve used this clay with many of my friends who are beginner sculptors, and we’ve had a great time. We used this clay to make mini figurines and magnets, which I will attach to this review. Plus, you get so much clay for the price, so it’s a great value. I still haven’t finished using all of it and I’ve made a ton of clay crafts with my friends.

This clay is amazing! it works sooo well and has some great colors, its pretty soft too! its been some of the best air dry clay I've ues, definitely worth your money (:

Easy to use and good quality at a reasonable price.

Pretty good clay, much better than Crayola. It lowkey stinks at first but you get used to it. It is a bit difficult to sculpt because it doesn’t like to absorb water. However, unlike Crayola air dry clay, it is super strong once dried. It’s smooth also.

This clay is very smooth and easy to use. I love that it dries to look like porcelain, and have been sculpting some lovely designs with it. Fun for the whole family. It can also be used in molds, to make whatever you like :)

I love this clay. Very good quality. A lot of the artists on YT recommend this clay. I believe it to be good quality from my limited usage. No clay is exempt from cracking because that can be a result of many things, adding too much water , drying too fast, too thick without proper use of armature, inconsistent thickeness can mean inconsistent drying etc. But this is easily fixable. Make a slip and patch it. Its sandable! Mostly slow dry it, loosely cover with plastic and keep out of direct air current and keep an eye on it's drying process.This clay is so versatile. I mostly use polymer and air dry is a new challenge. But I am enjoying the switch up. I can paint it and seal it without worrying about reaction with the clay like you do either polymer. I can paint with acrylic or even acrylic gouache and then seal with a spray. You just have to test if any paint markers will run (Sometimes Poscas will run if I've outlined something in black). I found I can do the lightest of spray and let that dry and then build up another layer of spray lightly. It's nice for my little sculpts or magnets and pins. You can also use resin but I prefer spray or brush on sealer.

I'm not an artist or sculptor -- I wanted this to repair breaks in statues, like outdoor statuary. I had a darling angel, the gardeners knocked over and broke her wing! This worked great. It's easy to work with, not too stiff or soft. I sculpted it with my fingers into the broken part and let it dry. It dried overnight and turned into like plaster. I was able to color it with watercolor paint and then I sprayed two layers of fixative over it. We'll see how it holds up over time and with rain etc. But I'm please with it for what I wanted.

This company has the best air dry clay by far. It works soooo well. This stuff is super durable and lasts forever if stored properly. It’s not messy and it’s easy to work with. I love that it dries slowly and can bend some of my creations when it’s not fully dry. It stays soft, but keeps its shape and then fully hardens after a full 24 hours. It almost looks like plaster when dried, and is whitish in appearance. Definitely a fun thing to have for crafts and projects!