Sculpey Super Living Doll Clay, 1-Pound, Light

I’ve worked with some polymers clay before and have had some issues with it in the past. After gaining more crafting experience I’ve become more comfortable with it. This is by far the best clay to use for small sculptures charms ect.Pros: It’s very versatile and able to be used in a wide veriety of crafts. It has a low baking temp. You can mix in chalks and micas to get a desired color of you want custom colors and it doesn’t dry out. If it is cold or unhandled it will crack so be sure to condition (knead) the clay so it becomes warm and elastic. It isn’t greasy.Cons: can be intimidating to work with if you don’t know how. Cannot put on certain plastics or it will eat them. Collects dust easily. Can release a mild amount of fumes when baking so be sure to open your oven and air it out afterwards. It IS plastic based.

I have a lot of experience Very good clay

easy to handle and shapeI'm new to polymer sculpting but I think I already found the perfect consistency / softness clay.love how easy it is to shape this clay unlike my air-dry stone clay.It gets soft and easier to work with after just a few kneading with fingers (3 times).I will be buying more!would recommend it to beginners

Haven’t opened yet but I know it’s perfect you can tell by squeezing it that it’s not rock hard.

Good quality clay, but I just prefer super sculpey over the living doll. The living doll light beige was just to light for my liking with my clay characters.

I was working on a project for Christmas where I need a large amount of flesh polymer clay. I’m glad I found this in a tutorial on how to put aluminum foil on the inside of the dolls so you don’t use so much clay but remember you will have to smooth it out a lot

Lovely polymer clay. Easily conditioned. But gets really sticky when the room temp rises. I will buy this again!

Lovin it