Polymer Clay Air-Drying PVC

Polymer clay is a modeling clay that dries and turns hard after spending a period out its container. It is not the usual toy clay which is reusable. These type of modeling clays like the Polymer Clay Air-Drying PVC are often used in sculpting.

Polymer Clay Crafting

Polymer clay has no natural clay minerals. Its bases are PVC or polymer polyvinyl chloride. Crafting this modeling clay lets you work on your creativity while at the same time, anticipate the results. Because they harden after, you can transform them into trinkets and decorations of all sorts. Jewelry, figurines, frames, simple toys, and more. Beginners may work with pre-colored clay or use a colorless one to paint later that more experienced crafters tend to do. There are many silicones, and hard plastic molds fit for polymer clay and newbies can experiment with them. Clay crafting also involves baking in an oven and finishing with a gloss coat. You can make anything with polymer clay that may serve some purpose depending on your skill in clay modeling.

Why Do Polymer Clay Crafting?

Polymer clay crafting offers a release from everyday stress. It is quite an exciting hobby to get into, especially for those who like working with their hands. Our polymer clay is natural to shape and does not easily break. They are safe for kids to work on because they are non-toxic. You can choose between 12- and 24-color sets. Working with modeling clay helps improve focus and attention to detail. It tests your problem-solving skills while improving them all the way. The need to see an excellent finished product excites crafters and pushes them to do more. There’s always a sense of accomplishment seeing the fruit of hard work which is why it is considered therapeutic. If you’d like to start a crafting project, start with our Polymer Clay Air-Drying PVC as a beginner material to use.