STAEDTLER FIMO Soft Polymer Clay - Oven Bake Clay for Modeling, Jewelry, Sculpting, 1 lb Block, White 8021-0, 454 (8021-1LB-0)

Here's my review, featuring my one of my final projects: Rockey Rodney Randall the Racoon!I had tons of fun using this clay for my final 3d project! It was pretty easy to use and is pretty hard when cold but gets softer as you knead it. When baked the thicker parts were pretty durable but the thinner parts broke off sometimes (which makes sense.) I only got it in the white color since I was just going to bake it and color it with acrylic paint, and I sealed it in with Mod Podge. Overall, very good for creating small sculptures! (at least in my experience)

Much better than using regular clay!!! I use it for molding sculptures and for using it on canvas for pictures that I want to make more 3d. It is moldable and doesn't dry quickly so you can work on smoothing and sculpting

I was kind of ordering this on a long shot, I’ve never really worked with clay before but I kept seeing cute little clay projects and wanted to give it a try so I went online and got this and I’m glad I did! It’s pretty easy to use once you get the hang of it, I didn’t have many issues sculpting anything I made or getting it to a smooth finish, and I’ve made about 10 different things that have all held up really well so far (it’s been a few months, I wanted to give everything a fair chance and test the durability since that was a concern of mine!) All that being said, I’d for sure recommend this clay especially if you’re a beginner like me! Plus it’s quite a bit of clay for the price you’re paying, I was pleasantly surprised to have so much to work with!

This is definitely a one of the best players I bought. But I’m sticking with Primo now just because I don’t need white all the time but if I could just buy the stuff yet, that would be good for me, but you should definitely get some good stuff coming out with this The purchase. It was so good that I didn’t wanna buy any other stuff anymore, but I did and now I haven’t came back for a while. But I did buy the 66 pack of clays in the 30 pack so I had this brand for a long time.

It’s a bit hard. I’d advise using some softener like polymer clay softener or baby oil or mineral oil. Knead it thoroughly. Warm it a bit on a heating pad (not too long). Using a bakers rolling pin to smooth it out. So on the softness scale it rates a 3. The quality is okay. It gets dry really fast so you have to work fast.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Love this product. My crafts come out so nice when I use it.

Good fimo, great color. This is one of the primary colors fimo produces, if you have the other colors you can make literally any color. In fact if you get the starting pack they give you a color mixing chart to help you with color mixing, so you know how the colors mix with each other, how strong some are etc. Also, this color came fairly dey and crumbly and hard to use, you could tell it had been sitting out a long time.

So easy to use this clay. Many polymer clays work great but can be so stiff to use and hurt your hands and joints overtime if you make a lot of things out of clay. This clay is so pliable! You’ll be able to easily make your creations without a fuss. Thanks, FIMO!