Polymer Clay

Just Resin Polymer Clay Range

Just Resin is trusted across Australia for high-quality resin and art supplies — and our range of polymer clay is no exception. We stock popular options liked by the JR followers such as Sculpey III, Soufflé, and Premo polymer clay. These have been chosen for their reliability when used across duplicate artworks, performance with resin art, and JR artist-approved results.

Each clay kit has been JR tested and selected for performance and reliability.

Crafting Art With Polymer Modeling Clay

Here at Just Resin, we're known for more than just online resin art supplies and Australian-made art epoxy. Our customers rely on our product opinions and usability. Years of hands-on experience in the resin art industry across Australia and the US have helped us handpick a range of polymer clay that works best with resin art crafting. Our art polymer clay range includes the bar sizes and colours you need.

Aussie artists choose us for our quality supply of poly clay, prized for its strength, smooth consistency, and ability to hold crisp details without crumbling.

Our collection of polymer clay kits, clay supplies, and sculpting tools found in this product collection caters to artists of every level.

Shop A Range Of Quality Epoxy Resin Clays

Working with our Just Resin range of coating and casting epoxy with polymer clay isn’t just about mixing mediums to produce art. It’s about achieving a clean, professional finish that lasts. That’s why using reliable sources and artist-approved materials from Just Resin matters. Our range includes clay starter kits designed specifically for use with resin.

Just Resin customers expect us to stock high-quality polymer clay designed to stay stable under heat and bond seamlessly with ArtCote, Art Resin, and DiamondCote JR resins. Having a consistent clay texture is crucial for clean lines when cutting or moulding a smooth finish—especially important when doming jewellery pieces or coating sculptures.

Not only is our epoxy resin clay great for use with epoxy resin, but it is also easy to colour and shape, allowing you to bring any masterpiece to life. This combination is trusted across Australia by resin artists and influencers who value finish, strength, and quality.

The Best Oven-Bake Sculpting Clay

For those searching for the best oven-bake craft clay, polymer clay from Just Resin is a top choice. Unlike other types of oven-bake clay, polymer clay will not shrink or crack during baking. Crafting handmade sculptures or making resin moulds is simple. Just mould your artwork, DIY vase, trinket dish, or resin coaster, then bake at 135 degrees Celsius for 30 minutes to harden. Our regular artists and influencers often recommend using a coating resin like DiamondCote or ArtCote for extra protection.

Shop JR Trusted PolyClay for Resin Creators

At Just Resin, our customers choose Sculpey Premo polymer clay for its proven performance with resin art.

This material maintains its form when exposed to high temperatures, bakes without leaving any residue, and forms a strong connection with doming resins. It’s highly recommended for layered jewellery, keychains, and sculpted decorations due to its durability once cured and vibrant colour.

Sculpey III is also a popular option among our loyal customers for creating intricate designs.

We stock a broad selection of PolyClay for resin creators available online across Australia. Many of our most popular casting starter packs and jewellery making starter kits feature this Premo polymer clay.

Art Supplies Needed For Creating Clay Art

The creation of remarkable clay artworks becomes simple using our wide range of clay tools. The top-end polymer clay materials from Just Resin are recognised by professional resin artists. We provide Australian clients the option to purchase Premo Sculpey along with Soufflé and Sculpey III clays, plus all types of sculpting tools—from bead makers to clay cutters. Every resin-compatible starter kit at our store contains the necessary tools to begin clay art practice. You can succeed in fine art jewellery making, small sculpture creation, and table centerpiece design while learning epoxy resin art techniques. The lineup of first-class materials we offer delivers outstanding durability for producing professional-standard results. Local artists from Just Resin evaluate every material for compatibility with both ArtCote and DiamondCote epoxy systems.

Clay Conditioning Is Important

Preparing your clay by conditioning it prior to cutting and assembling greatly enhances its usability. Conditioning improves pliability, reduces cracking, and assists with sculpting. Most Sculpey clays are easy to knead by hand. For harder, tougher clays where hands alone aren’t enough, pass the clay pieces through a pasta machine. This gives the clay an even, workable texture every time.

You Can Use A Variety of Polymer Clay Colours

Just Resin provides multiple colours that allow users to create unique combinations, resulting in stunning clay artwork. Warm polymer clay achieves a flexible nature that enables easy creation of intricate sculpted shapes and designs. Artists can create realistic stone textures and finishes because this material adapts easily to imitate stone-like materials. When seeking reliable oven-baked clay designed for continued use, Just Resin is a dependable option. Available colours include pomegranate, burnt orange, wasabi, purple pearl, zinc yellow, and cobalt blue.

Polymer Art Continues Its Popularity In Australia

People select polymer clay because it offers an economical yet hassle-free artistic medium for crafts. Those without kiln access can use the clay due to its ability to bake in standard ovens. After baking, polymer clay pieces attain durability that allows for jewellery and decorative items. The multiple uses of this material make it an excellent gift for sculptors and creative individuals alike.

Why Does Just Resin Prefer Poly Clay?

Structure your projects with polymer clay for its ease of use, versatility, and premium quality. The material provides toughness and durability without adding bulk like alternative clays available online. It fulfils requirements for both basic clay moulds and intricate clay art sculptures. Many online users consider this sculpting clay the best option for resin art projects. You can purchase it from Just Resin, where its adaptable elastic texture protects your work’s durability. The material excels at retaining fine details and vibrant hues, making it popular for mokume gane and caning techniques. Using this product, you can design millefiori bead canes, mica shift effects, delicate scrapbook pages, and glass adornments.

Using Clay For Epoxy Art

Adding polymer clay to resin art allows the creation of distinctive pieces. The material maintains flexibility, enabling shaping into any form needed to enhance detailed resin artwork. It maintains form through heat exposure during resin curing, resisting breakage or cracking over time. It serves sculpting artists as an ideal medium to explore object embedding techniques in resin work.

The flexible nature of Just Resin polymer clay enables designers to create various resin art objects such as:

• Jewellery
• Sculptures
• Keychains
• Creating Moulds
• Flowers
• Earrings

An open-ended assortment of designs becomes possible through using Sculpey polymer clay and Soufflé clay together with resin. Combining these materials will improve both your skills and technical abilities.

Can Polymer Clays Be Mixed Together?

By combining different types of polymer clay, you can create unique colour blends with endless possibilities. It’s important to consider clay compatibility and use a clean workspace with uncontaminated tools to ensure successful mixing. This can be done manually or with a pasta machine, which offers more efficient results. Whichever technique you choose, continue mixing until all streaks and lumps disappear for a smooth mixture. Once fully blended, the clay is ready for use.

How Should You Store Polymer Clay?

To properly store polymer clay, use an airtight container and avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. This maintains freshness and prevents drying out. Exposure to high humidity may cause stickiness or brittleness. The recommended storage temperature range is 10 to 21 degrees Celsius. If not using all your clay at once, refrigerate it while wrapped in plastic to prevent moisture absorption. Before using again, allow the clay to warm up to room temperature.

How To Work With Polymer Art Clay?

Reviewing the instructions is a primary step before starting any work with polymer clay. Work in an area with good air circulation. The fumes produced by polymer clay present minimal risks, but oven heat might cause discomfort when handling. The material reaches high temperatures if held for an extended time. Regular breaks and avoiding direct contact between skin and clay help prevent irritation. Strictly following baking instructions leads to successful outcomes. Following these basic guidelines will help you enjoy working with polymer clay without interruption.

Ready to start your polymer clay art? Shop our full polymer clay range today and create your next masterpiece with confidence!