Name: Craft Smart® Polymer Clay, 2 oz.
Brand: Craft Smart
SKU: M10120139
Rating: 3.3 (42 reviews)

A creative way to stretch your imagination, this clay remains soft and pliable until you bake it.

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<div>A creative way to stretch your imagination, this clay remains soft and pliable until you bake it. It is the perfect medium for jewelry, home décor and many other projects.</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>Details:</div><div><div><ul><li>Available in assorted colors</li><li>2 oz.</li><li>Soft</li><li>Easy to condition</li><li>Bakes hard in the oven</li></ul></div></div>

Bobbiedoll87

I was thrilled to see that my order of 7 packs of clay had arrived. I had been waiting and was eager to begin working. Sadly, that excitement quickly diminished as I open the first pack. It broke into tiny pieces all over the place. I attempted to roll it up in my hands, trying I kneed it and get it into a ball. That didn’t work either. It cracked and broke, sending blue clay pieces all over my work space. All 7 packs ended up being the same :( crappy, dry, brittle, and a waste of money.

WhateverWho

I Just Purchased This Polymer Clay To Just Try It Out For Arts And Crafts.  It Is My First Time Buying This Clay.  I Was Forced To Buy At Least 5 Packs Of Something I Just Wanted To Try Out.

However, Today, I See The Forced/Control Of Having To Buy At Least 5...Has Been Taken Off.  I Think I’m Going To Return 4 Of Them.  I Only Wanted 1...NOT 5.
;-/

Mizzscarlett

I  am finding this brand to be dry and crumbly with a weird smell. Definitely not my first choice.

Elizabeth78

When it comes to generic clay, the regular craft smart clay is awesome! It is soft and easier to condition. However, I do wish it came in more colors, especially when compared to the premium clay, which is a few cents more expensive and doesn't work as well as this clay, which is soft and easy to work with.

Annie122

I'm new to using polymer clay and purchased the Premo brand to make jewelry.  I decided to try this brand in white and black to practice on, and so far, no issues of great concern other than some slight stickiness and color transfer to my hands.  

It does require a quick baking time, 15 mins at 275 degrees F compared to Premo but I kept a watchful eye on it after 10 mins.  Upon removing from the oven, there was slight smoke at the end of 15 mins, so next time I will bake for 13/14 mins.  One white piece had mica on it and the other, black, had acrylic paint so that might have been the issue, still the pieces looked good with no burns. 

I plan on buying more for practice when this batch is finished.

Melpaintbrush

Literally crumbles upon opening the package. I’ve never used polymer clay before, so I did some googling to see if there was something I was missing (even though the package says soft and easily pliable until baked). What I found were a million different ways to soften it by either buying additional products or using oils around the house (Vaseline or vegetable to name a few). Since I didn’t want to drive the half hour back to Michael’s to return it, I figured I would give it a shot. After spending nearly two hours finely chopping it up, slowing adding vegetable oil, and kneading kneading kneading to finally make it soft enough to sculpt with, I took a 2 minute bathroom break. In those 2 minutes the clay managed to get just as hard as before I started. Do not waste your time, energy, or money and leave this trash in the store.

Newlearner

The clay is easy for my 10-year old to mold for  his small 3D figure.   However,  it's a little pricey for such small amount.

Amber S

I have worked with Polymer clay before. This clay just melted immediately.

morpho3

I bought this to use with another pack of clay I bought. This was a lot cheaper than another brand.

Chaeya

I don't want to give it 1 or 2 stars because if there's nothing else around or the inexpensiveness is key, then it will do.  I make jewelry brooches out of it and it is just far too soft where I'm unable to get a perfect flat surface and upon heating, I get little bubbles here and there.  I don't have those problems with the Premo or Sculpey III brands, hence why they're more expensive.  I'm thinking this would work great for kids who are just having fun, but if you're making more professional crafts, pay the higher price.

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