Magnemite Dozen White Air dry Clay Modelling sculpting Clay for Art Craft & School Project Art Clay  (500 g)

Air dry clay is a type of modeling clay that doesn't require baking in a kiln or oven to harden. It dries and solidifies when exposed to air, which makes it a popular choice for crafting and DIY projects. Here are some key features of air dry clay: No Heat Required: Unlike polymer clay or clay that needs to be fired in a kiln, air dry clay hardens as it dries naturally at room temperature, typically within 24-48 hours depending on the thickness of the piece. Texture and Consistency: It has a smooth, pliable texture that's easy to mold and shape, making it suitable for creating intricate designs and sculptures. The texture is often soft when wet but can become quite firm and durable once dried. Variety of Finishes: Air dry clay can be painted, sanded, or decorated after it hardens. It can be finished with acrylic paints, varnishes, or even clay glazes. Uses: It is commonly used in art and craft projects like figurines, ornaments, jewelry, home décor, and even educational projects for kids. It is also used for sculpting, pottery, and even repair work. Types: There are different formulations of air dry clay, including those with smooth, coarse, or natural-looking finishes. Some types are lightweight and crack-resistant, while others are more durable but heavier. Color: Air dry clay is typically white or light in color, but some types may come in different shades. It can also be dyed or painted once dry. Curing Time: Depending on the thickness of the piece and the environment, it can take anywhere from 24 hours to a few days for air dry clay to fully cure and harden. It's an easy-to-use material for both beginners and experienced crafters, as it does not require specialized equipment or a complicated process. However, it’s important to handle and store it properly to prevent it from drying out before you're finished working with it.