Jovi Air-Dry Modeling Clay; 1.1 lb. Terracotta, Non-staining, Perfect for Arts and Crafts Projects

I'd bought these as a recommendation from a Youtuber I watch who does clay crafts. This clay is AMAZING. Affordable, it's soft and really malleable, easy to cut, shape, flatten, put together, etc. With just a bit of water you can revive the clay if you leave it for a good 15-20 minutes. No overbearing smell, it's a nice white, and the residue is super easy to clean, you don't even need any soap.

This clay compared to the other clays I've used is so good. It's very malleable and easy to work with.

The shipping time was extremely quick and the product came in an undamaged plastic envelope but when I opened it, I discovered that the package looks like it's been accidentally cut open with a razor. Thankfully, the clay isn't dried out and I can still use it.

Bought their to make some disks to add peppermint oil to for mouse prevention in my husband's work semi and they have held up nicely!

I had my daughter mold this into a stepping stone and put gems on it. It is very malleable and worth the money. You have to save the extra in a ziploc or it will dry out in about 48 hours.

I bought this clay to use for a hair accessory in a cosplay. I need to mount it on an alligator clip and have had trouble with hot glue (I'll probably switch to super glue). I tried sealing the pieces with a gloss varnish to combat the chalky finish but it ended up peeling off. The clay works and smells like Model Magic, but has more of a clay-like texture than a spongy foam one. The clay also dries on your hands really chalky, and turns into a chalky, lighter terracotta color when dry. It does wash off easily though. I have always found that air dry clay cracks when you try to make it thin, so I recommend it for a thicker project. It also sands well when completely dry. When working with the clay, I kept mine wet with a couple sprays from a little spray bottle because it does get crumbly when you touch it a lot.

I think the price is better than in my local store, and it keeps well. Other air dry clays I've had still dry out even when stored in air tight bags. This one is great cause it dries out when it's supposed to. Good for small crafts. For example I was using to make mechanical key caps. It doesn't hold dyes well but takes paints very well when painted... with paint. I used acrylic.

I could not find the item I needed at Walmart so I ordered this clay from Amazon. It's great to work with and if it gets a little sticky, you can use talcum powder on the board.It dries quickly, no cracks, easy to paint, and great to use on my projects. When storing, I keep it in a large ziplock bag sealed shut, and it's ready to go the next time.I just bought two more packs and would highly recommend! ♥