SculpeyPremo™ Polymer Oven-Bake Clay, Antique Gold, Non Toxic, 2 oz. bar, Great for jewelry making, holiday, DIY, mixed media and home décor projects. Premium clay perfect for clayers and artists.

Clay was not hard was able to finish my project.

I absolutely love working with Sculpey Premo™ Polymer Clay in Twinkle Twinkle Black Glitter for my jewelry making projects! This clay is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to add a touch of sparkle and sophistication to their creations. The black glitter adds a mesmerizing shimmer that catches the light beautifully, making my jewelry pieces stand out. Despite its glittery appearance, the clay is smooth and easy to work with, allowing me to create intricate designs with ease. It holds detail exceptionally well, making it perfect for crafting delicate earrings, pendants, and beads. Once baked, the clay maintains its vibrant color and durable finish, ensuring that my jewelry pieces are not only stunning but also long-lasting. I appreciate that it's non-toxic, making it safe for me to use in my home studio. Cleanup is effortless with just soap and water. Whether I'm making gifts for loved ones or expanding my jewelry line, Sculpey Premo™ in Twinkle Twinkle Black Glitter consistently exceeds my expectations. I highly recommend it to fellow jewelry makers and DIY enthusiasts looking to create unique and eye-catching pieces."This review emphasizes the clay's ease of use, durability, glittery finish, suitability for detailed jewelry making, non-toxic nature, and its ability to create standout pieces that catch the light beautifully.

Perfect

Arrived in good time in product is as described

I started crafting a little while ago when I checked out DIY gifts around Christmas time. This is a very nice polymer clay that I've used to roll and make rings and monogrammed keychain fobs. The fobs didn't really work out because I didn't have the correct stamping tools (I had metal stamping tools so the outline of the tool imprinted along with the letters and numbers. You do have to follow the instructions on the package regarding how long to put the product in the oven for. They are a little vague, but a little googling will go a long way. The most confusing part was how much weight I was using, which you'll need to know to adjust the cooking time when you want to put it in the oven.I've also heard some concerns with baking polymer clay in the same oven you use to cook your food in. I've only baked this product in my oven about three times, but haven't had any problems with my food tasting funky or my oven smelling strange. Good luck!

It is what it says it is. It came in good shape, not dried out or too old to use. After conditioning the clay, it worked the way I expected it to. I would prefer to purchase in person, where I can poke the brick and make sure it is OK. But buying from Amazon worked this time when it was sold out locally.

its really good and you should buy if you need to. the clay is soft and workable. but if you are making a pose-able sculpture then defenently use premo! don't use sculpt ||| for that. :DDDD

My movers smashed Buddha's nose right off. :(I used this clay to make a new nose, then dried it in place with a heat gun. The clay was easy to work with and did pretty well with the direct heat (a little scorch on the nose tip, my bad, but overall looks way better.)