Polymer Clay

If you're in search of the perfect polymer clay for sculpting, Just Resin has what you need! Our polymer clay collection boasts a variety of colours and formulas, so you can choose the right poly clay for your project. Beginner or professional, we have polymer clay that is suitable for any skill level. Not only is this poly clay great for resin art, it's also very simple to colour and shape, allowing you to build whatever masterpiece comes to mind. Our vast selection of colours provides limitless possibilities - so come take a look at our inventory at Just Resin and get started on your next polymer clay project!

Making Artists Dreams Come True With Polymer Clay

If you were to imagine an artist. What do you see? Someone with a paintbrush in hand, maybe? Or someone with a pencil, sketching out a scene? Now imagine that same artist, but with a lump of colourful polymer clay in their hands instead. This is the world of polymer clay, where artists can take their wildest imaginations and turn them into reality. This type of clay has been around since the 19th century, but it’s only in recent years that its potential as an art medium has been truly realised. Let's explore the world of polymer clay and how it’s making artists’ dreams come true. From its flexibility to its durability, there are so many reasons why this type of clay is taking the art world by storm. So if you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to work with polymer clay or what kinds of things can be made with it, read on!

Polymer Clays Are By Far The Best Oven-Bake Craft Clay Products

When it comes to oven-bake craft clays, there is simply no better option out there than polymer clay. This clay is a type of synthetic clay that is made from polymers. It is very durable and can be moulded into just about any shape imaginable. Unlike other types of oven-bake clay, polymer clay will not shrink or crack when baked. This makes it the perfect material for creating detailed sculptures and jewellery pieces for resin art.

Polymer clay is available in a wide variety of colours, so you can easily find the perfect shade to match your project. You can also mix different colours together to create custom colours. Polymer clay can be worked with just about any type of tool, including knives, acrylic paint brushes, and even sandpaper.

Once you have sculpted your piece, all you need to do is bake it in a conventional oven at 135 degrees for 30 minutes. Your piece will then be permanently hardened and ready to display or use!

What Is Polymer Clay?

Polymer clay is a type of modelling clay that can be used to create a variety of different objects. It is made from a plastic polymer and can be moulded and shaped into almost any form. Polymer clay is available in a wide range of colours and can be mixed together to create new colours. It is also possible to add other materials, such as glitter, to the clay to create unique effects.

Polymer clay is a popular choice for crafting because it is relatively inexpensive and easy to use. It can be baked in a home oven, which makes it a perfect material for those who do not have access to a kiln. Baked polymer clay is strong and durable, making it an ideal material for creating jewellery, figurines, ornaments, and other decorative objects.

Introducing Premo Sculpey Polymer Clay

Our range of Premo Sculpey polymer clay is available online in a wide variety of colours. When you are looking for Premo Sculpey polymer clay, be sure to check out the different colours that are available. There are many different shades of colours, so you are sure to find the perfect colour premo clay for your project. You can also find the clay in different sizes, so you can get the right amount for your project. The clay is very versatile and can be used for a variety of projects including resin art. This Polymer clay is perfect for a range of crafts and projects, whether you're a professional or just getting started with clay. After conditioning, premo clay is soft enough to blend easily but is firm enough to hold fine detail and specialised techniques. Once you have worked with the clay a few times, you will be able to create beautiful pieces of art that everyone will admire.

Why Choose Sculpey Premo?

There are many reasons to choose Sculpey Premo for your polymer clay needs. Premo is the most versatile of all the Sculpey clays, perfect for everything from simple projects to complex sculptures. It's strong and durable yet still lightweight, making it easy to work with. And it's available in a wide range of colours, so you can find the perfect hue for your project.

Sculpey Premo has earned a reputation for being the best polymer clay on the market. Why? Unlike other polymer clays, Sculpey Premo is soft and flexible so that your project will remain durable. It is great for jewellery making techniques like mokume gane and caning, thanks to its ability to hold small details and saturated colours. These features make it a great choice for millefiori beads and canes, mica shift, delicate scrapbook pages, or glass adornments.

You can easily mix Sculpey Premo with other colours to create customised clay creations. Unleash your inner artist and produce one-of-a-kind projects with custom colour combinations!

What Can I Do With Polymer Clay?

Polymer clay is an incredibly versatile medium that can be used to create a wide variety of objects. It can be used to make jewellery, sculptures, home decor items, and so much more. The possibilities are endless!

If you’re looking for some inspiration, check out our Pinterest board or blog for some polymer clay project ideas. And be sure to stop by our store to stock up on all the supplies you need to get started!

Can I Mix Polymer Clays?

Yes, you can mix clays! In fact, mixing clays is a great way to create new colours and textures. There are a few things to keep in mind when mixing clays:

- Make sure the clays are compatible. Some clays will not mix well together.

- Use a clean work surface and tools. This will help prevent contamination of the clay.

- If possible, use a dedicated clay mixer. This will make it easier to get an evenly mixed clay.

- Start with small amounts of each clay. You can always add more if you need to, but it's difficult to take away clay once it's been mixed together.

When mixing clays, there are two basic methods: hand mixing and machine mixing. Hand mixing is the simpler method and can be done with just a few tools. Machine mixing is faster and more thorough, but requires specialised equipment.

Whichever method you choose, be sure to mix the clay thoroughly until there are no streaks or lumps remaining. Once the clay is mixed, you can use it just like any other clay!

How should I work with polymer clay?

When working with polymer clay, there are a few things to keep in mind in order to avoid any accidents or mishaps. First and foremost, always be sure to read the instructions that come with your clay thoroughly before beginning to work with it. Additionally, it is important to work in a ventilated area, although polymer clay fumes are not dangerous or toxic, at high very temperatures the fumes can cause nose, mouth and eye irritation if the project gets too hot in the oven.

Another thing to keep in mind is that polymer clay can get very hot when worked with for long periods of time, so be sure to take breaks often and avoid touching the clay directly with your skin. Finally, always make sure to bake your clay creations according to the instructions in order to avoid any potential accidents. By following these simple precautions, you can enjoy working with polymer clay without any worries!

How Should Polymer Clay Be Stored?

Polymer clay should be stored in an airtight container, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. If the clay is stored in a humid environment, it may become sticky or brittle.

When storing polymer clay, it is important to make sure that the container is airtight. This will keep the clay fresh and prevent it from drying out. The ideal storage temperature for polymer clay is between 10 and 21 degrees Celsius.

If you are not using all of your polymer clay at once, you can store it in the refrigerator. However, make sure to wrap the clay tightly in plastic so that it does not absorb any moisture from the fridge. When you are ready to use the clay again, let it warm up to room temperature before working with it.