Polymer clay is a versatile and popular material for creative expression, which has won the hearts of artists, hobbyists and designers around the world. This type of clay is not based on natural minerals like traditional clay, but is synthetic and composed of polymer materials that give it special properties, such as elasticity, ease of processing and resistance to temperature changes. Polymer clay is available in a wide range of colors and can be used to create a variety of objects, from works of art to practical everyday objects.

One of the biggest advantages of polymer clay is its ability to be baked in a regular home oven, which allows for easier processing and preservation of the final products. After firing, polymer clay objects become hard and durable, but still retain some flexibility. This makes it perfect for making jewelry, figurines, ornaments, decorative boxes, and many other items.

Unlike traditional types of clay, polymer clay does not air dry, which allows for multi-stage work, with plenty of time for modeling and corrections. Also, it can be easily combined with different materials such as metal, glass, wood or fabrics, thus opening up a wide range of possibilities for creative projects.

Unlike traditional types of clay, polymer clay does not air dry, which allows for multi-stage work, with plenty of time for modeling and corrections. Also, it can be easily combined with different materials such as metal, glass, wood or fabrics, thus opening up a wide range of possibilities for creative projects. Polymer clay is also suitable for children and beginners because it is relatively easy to use. However, it is also highly valued among professional artists and craftsmen for its capabilities for detailed work, especially in miniatures and complex sculptures. In addition to being a material for artistic expression, polymer clay is also very popular in the DIY community, where it is used to make personalized gifts, home decorations, and specialty products for everyday use. The availability in different textures (such as glossy, matte, transparent or even metallic) only adds to its popularity, making it even more attractive to everyone who wants to explore the world of creativity.

How to

How to use Papa's clay

How to Use Papa's Clay
How to Design Jewelry with Papa's Clay

Instructions

Store Papa's Clay in its original packaging at room temperature, tightly closed so that it comes into contact with the air as little as possible. Always work with clay with clean hands and on a clean surface. Do not put clay in a pasta machine or similar devices without first bringing it to working condition. Feel free to use wood or wire as a base or structure for your clay artwork. The product is intended for people over 8 years old. Younger children can use clay under the supervision of adults. Polymer clay is not edible.

Instructions

In order to sculpt and shape with Papa's clay, the modeling mass must first be brought to working condition. Soften the polymer clay first - with a light squeeze in your fist, for a minute or two, with the warmth of your hands. After that, gently squeeze and knead it, and in this way the clay will quickly become ready for shaping. If softening the clay takes too long or is too difficult for you, you can preheat it with a hair dryer.

Hardening

When you're done, you can make your work permanent. Heat the oven to 130 degrees and bake the item for 15 minutes. If your work has multiple parts or layers, Papa's Clay can be fired multiple times. Do not microwave clay.

Papa's Clay

Why is Papa's clay so different? It has a texture and feel that artists fall in love with! It repels dust! Stays flexible after baking! No allergens or toxic substances! It has a great selection of vibrant colors!

How to

jewelry design with Papa's clay