AIR-DRY CLAY
Air dry clay does not require baking or firing in a kiln. It dries and hardens naturally when exposed to air, making it a convenient and accessible option for artists and crafters.
There are 2 different types of - Hard & Strong. - Flexible.
AIR-DRY CLAY (HARD & STRONG)
Hard & Strong. The Hard & Strong formula be comes tough and rigid once it dries. This makes it a great choice for creating sculptures or art pieces that requires a lot of details and needs to hold its shape.
Tip: Shaping wire to form a skeleton before adding air-dry clay on top can help increase structural integrity and avoid shrinkage.
AIR-DRY CLAY (FLEXIBLE & TRANSPARENT)
Flexible. The Flexible formula becomes slightly bend able once it dries. When sculpted into thin pieces, it be come translucent and is able to flex a little bit even at full hardness. This makes it a great choice to sculpt flowers or foliage as the clay will remain sitrong and flexible even when rolled out into thin petals.
Tip: Once dried, the flexible air-dry clay can be painted with watercolor to add details very easily, as its translucency will take on color very well.
25 January 2024
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