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It's fun to begin playing with Hello Good's super light clay? Get immersed in the fantasy world and discover how many creations you can do with this great Clay.
Playing with Super Light Clay on the Floor
Super light clay is simple to create a variety of style. You can create animals, food, or jewelry. You can mix a variety of colors together to create new colors and designs. Let your imagination run wild, and see what you can create.
Easy Tips for Beginners
You're not a Beginner when working with super light clay? It's simple to begin. Here are a few simple tricks to begin with:
Start by kneading the clay to warm it up in your hands. This makes you shape and mold it better.
Trim out details with small tools, such as toothpicks or popsicle sticks.
If your 12 colors of ultra-light clay start to dry out, you can add a few drops of water to soften it.
Don't worry about mistakes — from "fix or re-fix" to "try again."
Create Your Personalized Creations
Now that you’ve established a foundation, feel free to get creative. Whether you wish to crochet a cute animal figure, a fashionable purse or an artistically designed keychain, the possibilities are endless. Just don’t forget to have fun and experiment with other shapes and designs. You may discover you have a gift for sculpting.
Be an Artist with Light Weight Super Clay
PCL Thermoplastic Crystal Clay is such a great material to play with in so many different ways. You can mold it, roll it, cut it — you can even stamp it with various textures. Only your mind is the limit. Whether you love painting, drawing or even making, super light clay is a great medium for your creativity and making something truly fantastic.
Relax, indulge in the advantages of clay
Playing with really light clay is not just fun — it can be therapeutic. Kneading and molding the High density clay could even relax you after a long day. And then there's the glory and pleasure of seeing your creations come to life and move. So take some time for yourself, put your favorite music on, and have some fun playing with some really light Polymer Clay