Name: 1.1lb. Sculpey® Air-Dry Porcelain Clay
Brand: Sculpey
SKU: 10476921
Price: 16.99 USD
Rating: 4.2 (116 reviews)

Purchase the 1.1lb. Sculpey® Air-Dry Porcelain Clay at Michaels. Make your school projects, jewelry and sculptures stand out. This lightweight, durable air-dry clay is easy to smooth and extremely pliable. Ideal for a variety of uses.

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<div>Make your school projects, jewelry and sculptures stand out. This lightweight, durable air-dry clay is easy to smooth and extremely pliable. The smooth, translucent porcelain-like finish is ideal for making realistic looking flowers, jewelry and detailed figurines. It can be sanded, drilled, carved and painted with acrylic based paints.</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>Details:</div><div><ul><li>White</li><li>1.1 lb. (500 g)</li><li>Smooth, translucent porcelain like finish</li><li>Hard and durable</li><li>Can be sanded, drilled, carved and painted with acrylic based paints</li><li>To color clay, add oil paints and knead until color is fully incorporated</li><li>Air dries</li></ul></div>

Qootch

Always  willing to try something new I gave "Sculpey Air Dry" a try.  I mostly use LaDoll Clay
which compared to Sculpey is easier to work with and blends and smooths as you work with it.
Sculpey does dry to a harder finish and I found it good for small hands and feet . It does sand with more effort than other air dry clay's.  I say you should give it a try you might find it works better for your art.

Lisa

So far this is the best air dry clay I've found. I use ziploc bags to keep what I'm not using from drying out

Brielle

This stuff is like butter. Soft and easy to work with, this clay is intuitive for beginners, and won't aggravate the arthritis or carpal tunnel of experienced crafters. 
I used to be a die-hard Modena Resin Clay fan, but shipping from Japan often results in dried out portions of clay that never quite got soft enough for enough detail. That combined with the price of shipping such a small package meant that I had to find something a little more local.

Enter Sculpey Porcelain.

I've been a sculpey user for a long time; polymer clay is no stranger to me. However, in my attempts to reduce my carbon footprint, I've been favoring clays like this that contain no pvc.

Some things you should be aware of if you want maximum quality with this clay: 

>This is a cold porcelain, which means that if you want your items to be waterproof, you'll either want a different clay, or to seal this stuff REALLY good, preferably with a thick coat of polyurethane or resin. However, it's incredibly durable to every day wear and tear, and everything I've made with it survives the drop test with flying colors.

>When attaching two pieces together, I encourage you to use glue to help it along. Blending it together helps, but for best results, ensure the attachment is secure with some glue.

>You need to have an idea in your mind when sculpting this, because if you dawdle, the clay gets hard. It forms a skin and becomes tough and fibrous really quickly when exposed to air. On one hand, that means it's usually fully dry within 24 hours. On the other, It can be softened with water, paint or lotion, but there's a time threshold where it won't get any softer.

>Speaking of paint, the packaging says to color it with oil clay, but I've tested it out with acrylics (liquitex brand and craftsmart) and have been satisfied with the results. You can also easily paint on the dry surface.

>Plaquing is a non-issue with this clay; if you can't for the life of you get rid of the little white spots in your baked polymer clay, try this stuff out. Because it air dries, the whole piece hardens evenly, leaving no fractures or moons.

>This is a BIG portion of clay. 1.1 lbs is a lot. If you're making either a lot of little pieces or larger items it's great value, but if you only need a few. This stuff will likely dry out in a year or to, even with proper storage.

I hope you enjoy this clay as much as I do!

Martha1

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Granddaughter and I made some ornaments and figured. Soft and easy to work with. Dries to a smooth porcelain finish that takes acrylic paints well. We love it!

Bry123

I enjoy going to Micheal’s for my crafts this clay is the best high quality and easy to use. It’s affordable and I recommend this product for anyone.

NelNel

Great quality and I recommend it for everyone who makes figurines and artwork

RebelMade

It dries into a weird plastic like material that easily lifts and peels off, and it does not hold shape or detail at all. Ive resorted to using it as filler.

Paulette F

Not just for modeling! I used this to repair a large chip in one of my toilets. Easy to work with and the results were perfect.

Wani

I bought this Sculpey Air-Dry 2 Porcelain Clay about 2 months ago.  I used this Sculpey Air-Dry Porcelain Clay to create this sculpture.  I used Liquitex acrylic paints to paint on the surface of this sculpture.  I would like to create a wide variety of clays and sculptures.  Thank you!

Kassy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very beautiful clay when dry. It looks more expensive. Also if it accidentally gets dried out you can add water and revive it. I had a piece that I had to put in a bag with water because it was so dry…it took a long time but it did get back to it’s normal self

1.1lb. Sculpey® Air-Dry Porcelain Clay

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