Air Dry Clay for Kids 24 Colors, PIERPIER Magic Modeling Clay Kit with Magical Clay Tools Accessories, Squash Clay for Slime， Play Clay Art for Adults and Kids Gift, Craft Clay Air Dry DIY Set

It's fun and not messy! No weird smell and I've had to order it twice because it actually gets used and played with. This is a good price too.

My children love playing with this air dry clay and creating lots of imaginative designs. Once it has dried, the structure is a little delicate and pieces can easily snap off.

Each color comes individually wrapped in resealable bags. Quality is great. Air dries small projects within 2 hours. Light weight for ear rings or magnets. Pictured are just a couple of items I made. ( My first time ever using clay. Highly recommend.

granddaughter loved this for her 9th birthday

We live the texture and the colors. And the price!

One of the plastic shaped "letters" in our grand-children's vintage toy mail box was missing (the oval shape). They love playing with the mail box. The clay colors are brilliant and plentiful that come in the basic lot. Our grandson chose the clay color he liked (red), and we opened the pack of soft clay, and stuffed it into the missing "letter" shaped form in the rotating drum of the mail box. It sure is more workable than the clay of my day! I carefully spatuled the letter form out, and let it dry for 3 days. There is still a tiny traceable bit of color remaining in the cracks of the form that stayed behind. The finished oval "letter" works in the mail box. It does tend to get slightly "stuck" in its form (perhaps static electricity?) sometimes, but falls out into the mail box cavity when the drum is rotated and slightly thumped. My only concern is that the new "letter" was immediately discernible to the 1 year old. She knows a plastic "letter" from a clay "letter". She was fascinated with the texture of it (something like the old-fashioned large orange peanut-shaped candy), but then she thought maybe it felt edible and started to take a bite, and so we have to watch that she doesn't try to eat it while playing with the mail box.I don't see that it will be easy to put the clay colors back into their respective bags after each use though. I'm thinking of "gifting" the clay to my daughter-in-law for her to use with the kids. She is an elementary school teacher, and has a lot more patience.

My grandkids loved it. When it dries it is fragile. After all it is kid friendly and it not real clay.

I'm so glad we discovered this clay last year, and I've repurchased it several times. It's light and airy, not at all sticky, and easy to work with. When it dries, the figures are slightly squishy and super light, and the colors are so brilliant. Our entire family loves this clay, toddlers, kids, and teens alike!