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Polymer clay or also called oven bake clay, is a type of moldable synthetic material similar to plasticine that is very versatile and does not dry out under normal conditions. It is widely used in crafts and art and allows us to model and sculpt any type of figure or accessory for our miniatures. It is mainly composed of PVC polymers (polyvinyl chloride), a pigment to give color, and a plasticizing oil that gives it flexibility. It is known for its malleability, as it can be easily molded with hands or tools, and hardens when heated in a domestic oven or specialized oven at a relatively low temperature.
They can be molded, sculpted, cut and rolled, and manipulated into any shape we need. They do not shrink after baking and do not air dry. They can be found in different colors and finishes and can be sanded, polished, carved, as well as painted with any type of paint. As they can be manipulated as many times as we want without hardening, they are ideal for both beginners and professionals.
You can buy cheap oven bake clay online for modeling in Green Stuff World, your modeling and crafts store with a wide range of products, you can find all kinds of putties for sculpting, modeling pastes, and of course your cheap polymer clay so you can get started today in the art of modeling.
Working with polymer clay is a creative and rewarding activity that offers a wide variety of possibilities. Here is a detailed description of how to work with this material:
It is important to experiment and practice to become familiar with its characteristics and handling techniques, with practice, you can create increasingly elaborate and refined pieces.
To soften polymer clay that has become hard or firm, there are a few methods you can use:
Remember to start with small amounts of softener and gradually add more as needed to prevent it from becoming too soft or sticky. It is important to monitor its consistency as you work to achieve the desired softness.
It will depend on the uses you want to give them and what you are looking for at any given moment. To work with texturizing rollers we recommend Super Sculpey Beige as it has an optimum intermediate hardness for its manipulation. The Fimo brand also has a wide variety of options such as Fimo Professional or Fimo Soft with intense colors.
The two most popular types of oven bake clays that you can buy, are as follows:
Sculpey
This name also comes from a very well-known brand in the United States. Within it, we can find different types, such as:
Fimo
Actually, it is not a type of oven bake clay, but a brand that has been so recognized and famous that its name has been used to talk about polymer clays. They can be found in packages ranging from 56 to 454 grams, and there is even a liquid version. Within these ranges, there are several types:
Each type of polymer clay has a specific baking time that is indicated on the product packaging. In any case, there is a general rule for baking any type that usually works with all of them: just put them in the oven at 130º for 15 minutes. Baking at a low temperature ensures slow and safe baking, and also considerably reduces the risk of burning or overbaking the pieces.
You can place it on a piece of domestic aluminum foil, or even on a DM wooden base or pedestal, which will not burn at these temperatures. If the curing time is too long, the surface could burn, change color, and become more fragile.
Uncured polymer clay can be glued to other already cured ones using specific adhesives offered by each brand, such as Sculpey Bake and Bond, or simply by putting a little modeling Vaseline between the 2 pieces we want to join.
It is not advisable to use cyanoacrylate-based instant adhesives if the piece is going to be baked again since it would surely burn creating a black quite ugly look and could cause some hives or even skin irritation.
Polymer clay is very versatile and can be colored before hardening by adding a few drops of acrylic inks or even earth pigments during the kneading and conditioning process to create a wide range of tones and effects.
Once it has been baked and hardened, the best type of paint for its low toxicity and simplicity of use would be acrylic paints, acrylic inks, and dipping inks from Green Stuff World.
Adding earth pigments for coloring as they are natural dyes can add more subtle and organic tones. They can be mixed directly during the mixing process and become part of the mixing process allowing us to create unique and natural color effects.
It is important to keep in mind that when adding color, a uniform mixture should be ensured to avoid streaks or stains from insufficient mixing. In addition, it is advisable to test colors in small quantities before mixing large batches to ensure that the desired shade is achieved.
Experimenting with different coloring techniques can open up new creative possibilities, allowing artists to customize their creations and express their unique style.
No, they will never air dry as they are designed to be baked and cured in a domestic oven. For this reason, it is ideal for beginners who don't have to worry about the material going bad.
However, it is best stored in a bag or box provided by the manufacturer to reduce evaporation of its oils, and whenever possible in a cool, dry environment, such as a refrigerator. The warmer the storage environment, the harder the material will become. Heat is not good for this type of product.
In addition to polymer clay, you can use any tool that allows you to create a texture and model with some precision, such as a toothpick. However, there are specific tools for working with polymer clay that will enhance your experience.
You will probably need a silicone mat, smooth or textured roller, silicone molds, metal tools with many different tips, silicone-tipped brushes, and above all a conditioning laminating machine. These machines are adapted dough-cutting machines and really reduce the kneading time considerably. They are so easy to use that even a child could use them.
Polymer clays do not dry out over time, but they do get harder if they are not used regularly so it is increasingly difficult to condition them to work with them. Adding a little bit of sculptor vaseline to recover some of the oil that may have been lost over time is a popular trick.
It is an extremely versatile material that lends itself to a wide variety of creative projects. Here are some ideas on what can be made:
In short, it offers endless creative possibilities and is an excellent material for art and craft projects of all ages and skill levels. Its versatility and ease of use make it a popular choice for a wide range of creative applications.
In the world of crafts or DIY there are thousands of things that can be made with these materials, and here is a list of polymer clay ideas:
These are just a few of the many creative possibilities they offer. With a little practice and experimentation, the options are endless!
It is generally considered non-toxic when used as intended. However, like any crafting material, it's important to follow safety precautions and handle it properly.
Most brands are composed of PVC (polyvinyl chloride) resin and a plasticizer, which are not inherently toxic. When baked at the recommended temperatures, it undergoes a chemical reaction that transforms it into a solid, durable material. The fumes released during baking are minimal and typically not harmful if proper ventilation is provided.
However, some precautions should be taken:
Overall, when used responsibly and with proper safety measures, it is a safe and enjoyable material for crafting.
Polymer clay is not considered food-safe. While it is non-toxic when cured properly and used as intended for crafting purposes, it is not intended for food contact.
When it is cured in the oven, it undergoes a chemical reaction that transforms it into a solid, durable material. However, this process does not make it suitable for food use. It is not designed to withstand the high temperatures and conditions typically encountered during food preparation, cooking, or storage.
Additionally, some brands may contain additives, pigments, or coatings that are not food-safe. These substances could potentially leach into food if it were used for food-related purposes.
It's important to use dedicated tools and equipment for handling it and to avoid using them for food preparation or storage. If you want to create items like bowls or dishes for decorative purposes, they should not be used for holding food or beverages.
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