Aida Chemical Industry Art Clay Silver 0.4 oz (10 g)

I wanted to experiment with making jewelry for the first time and this was SO easy to use. I made my mom and my roommate necklaces with charms of their dogs' noses and it was super fun and easy.

Super fun and rewarding craft! It is a bit difficult to work with, I would suggest watching many many videos/tutorials before trying, as it is fast drying. I made two pendants from 10 grams. I also suggest going in with a plan as well so the material doesn’t dry out. All that being said, my first try went exactly as I planned and after 4 months both pendants are still in good shape. I personally used a blow torch to fire my pieces.

This was really easy to use for a first timer. It does dry out quickly, but adding a mist of water is easy enough. It is a fairly sticky clay, so using oil on hands and tools is probably a good idea.I found that I rolled the base thicker than necessary.When the clay is completely dry, it is very hard.I fired this with a propane torch in a maple arch. It was easy to over fire the edges, so you need to keep the flame moving. I then used a rotary tool with a wire brush at a low speed to burnish it. If I had had the time, I would have spent more time polishing and antiquing, but the item needed to be done RIGHT NOW.

Easy to work with. I've only made one thing from it but it worked pretty well. Need more practice on my end to know what I'm doing. But product was good

This is easy to use and gets fantastic results! I used it with some texture boards and the results were stunning. The firing process is pretty forgiving as long as you heat it consistently to the appropriate color and keep it there.

Have used this brand of silver clay often. Workable and very nice finished product.

The media could not be loaded. I was initially skeptical of the quality of this clay as I’d never used it and it had mixed reviews, after receiving it I was pleasently surprised by its easy of use, a lot of people complained of it drying out, I just added a touch of water and worked it until smooth, torch was really easy as well! It’s not the prettiest thing on the planet but I like the rough look:)

The clay was low quality. I’ve never used this kind of stuff before but I watched and plenty of videos. It was difficult to use. It was cheap so I didn’t think there was any downside to at least trying it. But geez everything I made fell apart. I wouldn’t buy it personally.