36 Colors Polymer Clay

I really liked the texture of the clay. Its soft and thick. Very easy to work with. It doesn't crack. There are also many variety of colors to mix and choose from. Its a nice kit to get for kids and anyone wanting to try sculpting and baking clay. Less messier then water-based clay. And the clay doesn't dry. You can come back to an art piece later to finish. Overall my kids enjoyed it, just being able to make their own jewelries and designs.

I enjoyed using it and how easy it was to use. It was a hit in my after school program and for my personal use. I would recommend it for children from ages 3up with of course adult supervision. I like idea to boil it but have not tried it yet. Even better if you don't mind you can leave it outside in the sun. I left one piece by accident in my car and in AZ it gets supper hot. It baked it real good it was just find with me. But that way it will take a long time. So stay with the recommend baking directions. ThanksP.S like a few polymer clay was hard to condiction but overall it was a good.

Great set, great colors and I've had no problem with the clay being too sticky or anything but a couple blocks were squished and had color transfer from other blocks on them, not awful but obviously annoying.

My 9 year old is obsessed with this set.The colors are lovely, there's a nice variety, albeit very small bricks. It's only to get you started and interested.The texture makes it easy to manipulate, although it does take some muscling to get it pliable!The sculptures bake well when properly assembled.We've never had any issues with it staining us or any surfaces it has been placed on.

This kit has everything I need to start making little clay figures. Everything is packed nicely in a plastic box with a nice array of colors. It has instructions on how to bake the clay with 3 different methods (oven bake, hair dryer, boiling in a pot). It also has a lot of neat little accessories like earring hooks, key chains, phone chains, and more (I personally don't use them). Lastly, it has plastic tools to help you make precise shapes with the clay.Although it's labeled as "for kids," I am a grown male adult trying to make clay figures for the first time in my life. Trying to visit a bit of the childhood I missed out on. However, I am trying to make them on top of a keycap, bake it, then use it as a decorative keycap for my keyboard. Perhaps I'll upload a picture of a finished keycap when I get better at it so I won't get roasted too hard.

I made something with the clay and decided to bake it, it started to fall apart within a minute.

This is a great kit for beginners or those who simply want to dabble in the world of polymer clay. I bought this to make some earrings in my free time and I really like how they came out. I’ve never worked with polymer clay before so I really liked how easy it was to use. They’re glossy because I used a gloss paint after baking them, but otherwise it is a matte finish after baking. I also really enjoyed the tools it came with, very handy! 5/5 stars

These are great polymer clays for beginners. The only color that got all over our hands was the red (and transferred to other clays). I would prob buy Sculpey brand next time just because I'm going to try and sell the earrings I'm going to make.**update**: DON'T make thin creations with this clay. I attempted to make earrings, they crumbled when I tried to add the backings.**update** I WAS BAKING THESE WRONG! The instructions indicated 275°F oven for 10-15 minutes. The clay needs to be very well kneaded before making any shapes, and then you need to bake at 265°F for 20-30 minutes!! Don't bake any less. The creation WILL crumble!!