Sargent Art Polymer Beige Baking Clay, blocco da 1 libbra, facile da usare e ammorbidire, sicuro e non tossico, utilizzato per tutti i tipi di progetti di scultura in argilla e artigianato

Name: Sargent Art Polymer Beige Baking Clay, blocco da 1 libbra, facile da usare e ammorbidire, sicuro e non tossico, utilizzato per tutti i tipi di progetti di scultura in argilla e artigianato
Brand: Sargent Art
SKU: 0042229230110
Price: 29.93 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Sargent Art

2.8/5

€
29.93

L'argilla da forno polimerica Sargent Art è un perfetto materiale atossico, ecologico, inodore, morbido e non appiccicoso. Rimane morbida e flessibile, anche lasciata all'aria, e si indurisce solo dopo la cottura. Ideale per tutti i tipi di progetti di scultura in argilla e artigianato.

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EAN: 0042229230110

Categories: Arti, artigianato e cucito, Creazione, Ceramica e ceramica, Argille e impasti, Argilla,

Suggerimenti: l'argilla all'inizio sarà solida, ma si ammorbidirà mentre la impasti tra le mani. Se impastare grandi porzioni è troppo difficile, dividi l'argilla in pezzi più piccoli, poiché si uniranno facilmente una volta ammorbiditi. Argilla versatile: l'argilla polimerica rimane morbida e flessibile, anche se lasciata all'aria, e si indurisce solo quando viene cotta. Può essere forato, carteggiato e verniciato una volta indurito. Sicuro e non tossico: materiale ecologico, argilla da modellare inodore, morbida e non appiccicosa. Perfetto regalo di artigianato artistico fai-da-te per bambini e adulti. Multiuso: perfetto per progetti domestici, progetti scolastici, costruzione di modelli, creazione di gioielli, composizioni floreali, artigianato, progetti scientifici e molti altri!. Facile da usare: le argille da forno polimeriche Sargent Art sono perfette per tutti i tipi di progetti di scultura in argilla, dall'artigianato ai gioielli. Crea semplicemente la tua scultura a mano o con strumenti per scolpire e, una volta indurita, può essere levigata, forata e verniciata.

Age Range (Description)	Adult,Kid
Batteries required	No
Brand	Sargent Art
Color	Beige
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 2,075 ratings 3.9 out of 5 stars
Educational Objective	Dexterity, Hand-Eye Coordination, Creative Skill
Item Dimensions LxWxH	6 x 2.5 x 1.5 inches
Item model number	22-3011
Item Weight	1 Pounds
Manufacturer	Sargent Art
Material	Clay
Model Name	Polymer Baking Clay
Number of Items	1
Product Dimensions	6 x 2.5 x 1.5 inches
Recommended Uses For Product	Crafts
Special Feature	Non Toxic

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Scritto da: Sophie

Be warned this stuff is seriously hard

Ok so the title of this product is completely misleading. It is not soft and easy to use. It is in fact, extremely hard. Because it's so firm, if you have experience with clay it's fantastic. You can add some serious details and it holds super well but to get those details is really really difficult. The pro's and con's sort of balance out with this stuff so heres a little list. Pros: -Great for detail work, you can get really specific and work small without risking the overall quality of your piece -High quality clay, it's pretty great to work with if you know what you're doing -Lasts a very very long time, it's a small block but its kind of elastic so you can sort of manipulate it to make it look like more Cons: -Extremely firm, you're going to need copious amounts of baby oil to get this stuff workable -Crumbles easily, before the clay is softened it just sort of breaks into pieces and it's hard to smush back together -Slight smell -Really hard to connect pieces together Despite how much I really did not like this clay I did end up using the entire block so here's some tips I came across. START SMALL. The easiest way to make this stuff soft enough to use is to get little balls of it and douse it in baby oil. Then, after like an hour of kneading move onto the next ball and the next and the next. If you don't use your softened babyoil-clay within like two days it's going to firm up so don't soften too much at one time. As for joining the pieces together? I have no tips, never did I figure that out. I smooshed them together and it kind of worked but it looked pretty bad and needs some serious sanding.

Scritto da: Gizem

too hard

it is too hard to use, and it does not dry out in the air or something but the material is too hard to bend

Scritto da: Tiffany Barbour

Hard to work with at the start

Like other reviews have mentioned, this is tough to work with at first. I eventually got a method down and it became much easier. Used it to make some stars for my wedding decor. Very light weight

Scritto da: Cory A

Excellent for Detailed Pieces

It is an extra firm clay, much like Kato. So anticipate having to condition it more. But with that said, it is great for more detailed pieces. I just got it and this is my first time using it so I can’t speak for long-term quality but as of now, I like it and am happy with my purchase. My advice to anyone who is feeling disheartened by the firmness, use a couple drops of mineral oil to help. Work in very small batches. Don’t try to condition the whole block at once. Yes, it will take time but if you’re willing to put forth the extra effort you will be rewarded handsomely. If it is still too firm for your liking, don’t be afraid to mix some softer clay in with it. I find a 2:1 ratio of softer clay(i.e sculpey III) to a firmer clay such as this, gives a nice in between firmness but sometimes I do more firm than the soft. Experiment! But do keep in mind that you will have to adjust bake time accordingly.

Scritto da: Tastic

Grip strength enhancer

Needs conditioning very hard clay but a great value and product when you work with it. Used a hairdryer on low with whatever amount of clay I was using at the time on wax paper and played with it for a good bit to get it workable.

Scritto da: David R.

Condition the crap out of the clay

my clay came bone dry and was very crumbly. I had to work the crap out of the clay for it to be usable but once I got it to a point of being able to use it, its great. but man my hands were sorry after words.

Scritto da: Dawn

It’s not easy to use

I bought it as a tester for a quick project but it was not easy to roll together so I imagine for a bigger project it’s going to be very difficult. It had this weird bubbly effect after cooling from the oven. I don’t really recommend it but its cheap clay.

Scritto da: Strauther Weaver

Nice stuff that does what it says

I'm basically a noob when it comes to this stuff, but for what I've used it for so far I have no real complaints. Yes, it's difficult to work at first and anyone who tries to soften the whole block at once with just their hands will have a TON of trouble. I've only worked with little pieces at a time though and for me it takes just a couple minutes before I can work it. Once it's been worked over once it's much easier to go back to than that first time, which is nice. I saw in a few reviews that this stuff has little/no scent when baking, and I can confirm this. What a nice perk! I can also confirm that leaving it in the oven for a few extra minutes seems to have no ill effects. It is just a little soft when it's first removed, but it seems to harden up the rest of the way as it cools. The only trickly part with this stuff is that while working it, it seems to have a bit of "memory" to it when it starts to cool from when you first soften it up, almost like a rubbery sort of texture. But generally, at least for my purposes, it seems to work pretty well. Thanks!

Scritto da: KarL

Value for price

Pro: it's not greasy, dries nicely, holds shape well for long durations if you set aside your project and come back to it a year later it's still good. Large block (1lb) I can make several characters. (With filler insides) Cons: it is crumbly. I have bought 4(?) Blocks now and they are tough to work (I use hands-not sure pasta machine would work, roller would). Best to work small chunks at a time into sheets and layer over, at least for my use. I haven't tried many other brands but sculpey 3 was too soft for me, easy to damage and collected hair too easily.

Scritto da: Cori

Should have listened to reviews

The media could not be loaded. It’s very, very, very, hard. I had to add liquid sculpey to make it work but that also made it sticky, and still pretty hard. Haven’t baked it yet so idk the finished quality. Not impressed with the quality of this. This stuff is either made poorly or is sitting in a warehouse for years upon years.

Scritto da: Damien

Something is wrong with this clay, it will not condition properly.

Used this exact brand and type of clay in the past and something is wrong or they changed something with the new batches. Ordered two. Both behaved very differently. One would not condition at all. No matter what was tried, how long it was tried, would not condition. It either suffered partial curing during transport or some type of extended duration with higher than normal temperatures somewhere. The other also did not behave normally. Very brittle, crumbled easily, no real pliability at all. Its not what this is supposed to be like at all.

Scritto da: Roger Motz

Easy to use

I found it easy to mould some people say it's hard I didn't find that. I made my figure in several bakes and it didn't burn. It is kinda like hard rubber when it is baked witch is fine for what I'm using it for.

Scritto da: Gilles Allard

Beautiful color

A bit dry but work it people and it will soften up. I cooked it longer as i used two kinds of clay. It came out way darker then the original color but was stunning i think this way. Going to try and cook by the directions to see if it comes out lighter. All in all i was impressed no matter what. No bend in the earrings and easy to drill threw.