Polymer Clay Block | 250g | White | Oven Bake - Jewellery & Charms

A 250g block of white oven bake polymer clay for bigger batches of earrings, charms and miniatures. It stays soft while you work and sets only in a home oven, and white is the base for lightening colours and for marble work.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Batches of earring blanks and pendants
• Mixing pastel shades with other colours
• Small figures and character models
• Marble and terrazzo slabs
• Miniature food and dollhouse ware

Compatibility

Works with: Home ovens, clay tools, cutters, silicone moulds, pasta machines, earring posts and jump rings.

Pairs well with: Clay cutters, jewellery findings and gloss varnish.

Not suitable for: Air drying, microwaves or open flame.

How to Use

1. Cut off what you need and wrap the rest in cling film.
2. Knead until warm and pliable before shaping.
3. Bake at 110 to 150 degrees C as the pack states, then cool before handling.

Before You Buy

• The pack states a bake of 110 to 150 degrees C. Do not go past 200 degrees C, since overheating scorches the clay and gives off fumes.
• Use an oven thermometer rather than the dial, and bake on a ceramic tile or baking paper, not on a tray you cook food on.
• We state no food grade rating for this clay, so keep it to jewellery and decorative pieces.
• It does not air dry. An unbaked piece stays soft.
• Raw polymer clay can mark varnished furniture. Work on a tile or glass sheet.

You will Need

• A home oven and an oven thermometer
• A ceramic tile or baking paper
• A clay blade or cutters

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• Clay Tools
• Jewellery Hooks and Clasps
• Jewellery Charms

Frequently Asked Questions

How much clay is in this block?
This block holds 250g of white polymer clay.

How is this different from the NARA polymer clay?
This block is 250g for large batches. The NARA bar is 55g for a few small pieces.

What temperature does it bake at?
The pack states 110 to 150 degrees C, and never above 200 degrees C.

How is polymer clay different from air dry clay?
Polymer clay only sets in a home oven and does not shrink, so pick it for earrings, charms and fine miniatures. Air dry clay hardens in the open air and shrinks a little, so pick it for idols, school models and decor.