HIPPIE CRAFTER Polymer Clay Kit, 48 Colors Oven Bake Clay, 5 Sculpting Tool | Colored clay set, soft modeling compound for jewelry making, beads, earrings, pendants, molds & DIY crafts, kids & adults

Love this clay! It is very soft and maleable. It is a joy to work with and retains its color after curing in the oven. Easy to blend into gradients. The colors are gorgeous and accept mica powder accents well.

My son absolutely loves this clay. He claims the quality is high and was easier to shape things with. Colors are vibrant after being baked. We've frequently buy different brands and this is his favorite so far.

Love this clay easy to use great colors

Overall, I guess this is a pretty good product. My girlfriend wanted to make little clay things together. The colors are not consistent in some ways. Some color stain your hands or rub off on your hands more so you have to be careful not to transfer that color to other surfaces, including other colors of the clay. Some of the colors require more needing to soften them for use. The colors stick together fairly well, but I have had a few things fall apart. It is hard to know if you have pushed pieces together well enough for them to stick once they bake. There is a wide range of colors in the pack that I bought, but way too many pinks and purples and only two reds. Did not really make sense

My daughter loves making creatures out of this clay and keeps asking me to buy more. We store the excess in a plastic ziploc to keep it from drying out. Keep it away from your rugs, but I am happy with this purchase.

You will find cheaper polymer clay sets, but this is the one we will continue to purchase. The colors are bright, but most importantly, your sculptures will stay held together after you bake them. Lower quality, cheap ones do not stick together quite as well.

Nice colors! This is a slightly soft clay. Each pack was only about 1 oz.

Bright colors compared to others! Great set! Would recommend.

Very good stuff. Takes a bit to get used to making small things .............. but my 7 year old grand-daughter's first attempts as shown in picture, attests to its it "easiness". Clay does not dry out as in cheaper quick dry non-bake stuff. Has a more durable feel especially after baking. The many colors and mixing them took a bit of experimentation, but that added to her learning experience. By experiment, she learned how to mould the pieces, and make the details. Sans handbook. Very good experiental learning because the clay is so forgiving material....... you can scratch it out and start from scratch. You need good tools though to make fine details. Overall very satisfied.