Air Dry Clay, 24 Colors Ultra Light Modeling Clay, iFergoo
Air Dry Clay, 24 Colors Ultra Light Modeling Clay, iFergoo Magic Clay DIY Creative Modeling Dough with Project Bookle
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Our products are designed for kids. We are always looking to the creative needs of children to create the best possible products, all of our products are made from scratch. From research teams to product developers to design teams to the hands of kids!
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Discover The Creative Kids Air Dry Clay Set For Kids – an innovative air-drying clay kit that will help your child broaden his/her imagination, and create the most amazing clay sculptures ever!
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| Dimensions: | 20.07 x 11.94 x 11.94 cm; 600 Grams |
| Model: | 4336843085_SML |
| Material: | Clay |
| Colour: | 24 colors |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Age: | 8 years and up |
| Assembly: | No |
| Dimensions: | 20.07 x 11.94 x 11.94 cm; 600 Grams |
| Material: | Clay |
5.0 out of 5 stars BRILLIANT.
brilliant box. Many colours. Bought twice for gifts. Definitely recommend and brilliantly priced!
5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant!
Great selection of colours.
Bought it for a friend who’s used them for art – She was really please!
Modeling clay
Bought this for my daughter who used this to help with anxiety or stress. Very therapeutic, doesn’t leave a mess like normal claty but also dries like marshmallow, so light and very addictive. Guaranteed to bring out your creative side.
All fine except for the mouldy one
No problem with any colours except the flesh colour which is unopened but mouldy. I’m concerned that, had these been for my daughter instead of me, she’d have played with mouldy clay.
5.0 out of 5 stars Kids love IT.
I bought IT again. Kids love IT. If u keep the Clay in the small bags IT wont get dry.
Addictive
My 10 year old was bought a box of this for her birthday and we ended up buying more. It feels really slimy but the kids seem to like it. It’s not as bad as glitter or kinetic sand for getting stuck in your carpet and they can make lots of cute little characters with it. The kids love i
Great stuff!
The first time I got it for my 8 year old daughter and she loved it, took her ages to make different things. Then we started to buy them for her friends 8-10 y old and they all were like especially parents. Great time off screens!
5.0 out of 5 stars Great purchase
My son absolutely loves the clays! I lost count of how many times iv ordered! Will continue to get more, great buy
5.0 out of 5 stars Happy child
Cant really comment as I ordered it for someone else but her child loves it as its her second lo
5.0 out of 5 stars The kids love it!
Need to get some more in for strike day! It’s such a fun and simple thing to do with the kids without breaking the bank or making a mess
Great item good price
This item is fab for those who love to make things! Loads of colours and ideas to make things, my daughter really enjoys playing with this. Comes in individual pots so they don’t dry up when not using. Once item is made, it dries quite quickly and looks great!
Fun item, variety of colours.
My children enjoyed playing and modelling, and this craft kept them (and myself entertained). The slight negatives are that they clay doesn’t hold shape that well, I expected this to a certain degree but it flattens more than hoped. A good variety of colours, would be better to have duplicates of key colours of black and white though.
This is very easy to use, and makes super light, foamy objects. It’s strangely slimey at first, and you expect to get all messy, but there’s no residue.
It takes impressions really well (see the leaf imprints), and I was surprised that the colours mixed so well. The box contains bright hues (a lot of pinks and blues), but I was easily able to create more muted tones and marbling.
I’ve included 3 pics of creations I liked, and 1 pic of ones I was not so happy with.
For detail, it can be a learning curve, tricky to get things right before the clay dries, and if 2 undried pieces touch, you won’t get them apart (unlike polymer clay). iI dries on the outside first while the inside can still be quite soft, so I had to be careful how I held pieces whilst working on them else they squished out of shape. Also, you’ll see in the pics that I couldn’t blend in some pieces I attached as the outer layers were already dried.
You can soften it with just 1 drop of water, and use less than this to join pieces, but some colours do run. The orange cat in the pics bled orange on to the chest when I added water to join them, giving him a bit of a collar.
I would also recommend painting small eyes, as the black can be quite dull, and putting in tiny tiny clay dots needs a gentle hand and precision to get it right first time.
This would be great for kids, especially as results are instant, but I also recommend for adults with a creative streak. A couple of friends have seen them and wanted to play too.