When I first delved into polymer clay,I tried several kinds and found Super Sculpey beige to be the best for me. The texture is just right and it is more durable than most when used correctly and I love that you can paint it when finished baking 👍

I've been looking for this information for over a year. Thanks!

Ahhhh, this is great info! Thank you! Also, I am now craving starburst candy SO BAD!

This was such a great video, especially for a beginner like myself. Thank you!!

Thank you for the tutorial!

Thank you for this... I will go for Firm Sculpey.. 🙌🙌

Great info, thanks!

Thanks for sharing! It would be so helpful if you guys could reply to the questions in the comments please! ❤️

Thank you this is very helpful.

What would you suggest to use for something like nature sculpting (tree's, creeks) things like that?

How well does Sculpey adhere to other mediums such as glass, plastics (dolls) or porcelain? I have several of these but bought air dry to try & add features to some face up dolls.

I love super sculpey beige. I haven't tried the living doll clay yet. I love all sculpey products.

Thank you

Thank you for this great video! I want to buy a polymore clay but i was confused what to get

Is there a tip to help poly foam molds to release without breaking your project?

super helpful. I was so unsure which to get before watching this.

Can I ask where you got that rake? That's exactly the one I'm looking for. Thank you P.

Great video. Thank you. I’m wanting to do a chess set in the theme of Lovecraftian cosmic horror. Any tips?

Which clay do you use to make Christmas tree 🎄 decorations and gift tags? 🎁 Thank you. Valerie.

Hi! I'm new to polymer clay sculpting and I'm a bit confused. I want to create a very, very detailed sculpture so I thought I should go with the firm clay. But then you said not to use it for the entire sculpture. So should I do the sculpture with regular super Sculpey and then add the firm clay as a top layer? Will it adhere well to the regular clay under it? Also in my country there is not the option for the regular gray super sculpey, so I would have to go with the beige one. Will it work? Thanks a lot for your help and for this video. It's greatly appreciated.

This explains so much about American culture, way past video games. Great video, and I will definitely be reading that book. Actually I expected the link to take me to Amazon or an info page, not straight up download it right away, thank you.

Can I add acrylics in order to change the color before shaping? (painting afterwards often leaves some stripes, well one can see it's painted and I wanna avoid this)

When you bake then bake again…do you go the whole length of time on the first bake as in the final?

Great info. Which one is the strongest and less likely to break?

I just bought the Super Sculpey firm. Hope it'll be fine.

Can you bond the firm clay to the regular super suclpey?

Perfect clay. Can you please tell me difference between living doll and fimo clay?

what about original sculpey? I just bought some at Michael's. does anyone know which it is?

I might need this (the gray one) for sculpting custom figures and such (inspired by Wakeangel2001)

Apologies for the somewhat long post, but I would like to ask you for some technical information so that I can make better use of the polymeric pastes I have recently started working with: 1- is it strictly necessary to use turpentine or 91% isopropyl alcohol to smooth and remove defects from the sculpture still to be fired? Is it possible, as an alternative, to use natural products other than solvents whose fumes can be annoying? 2- If I preliminarily heat an area of the super sculpture with a heat gun (before firing it in the kiln), I notice that it becomes brittle, especially the thin parts; how can I glue the pieces that come off? Should I use a special glue or turpentine? I bought 'sculpey oven-bake clay adhesive', but I think the pieces will only stay firmly together after baking them in the oven. 3- I have noticed that various artists always use raking tools to roughen the surfaces of the sculpture. Why is such a step necessary if they then have to be sanded? 4- Are you by any chance familiar with the product "MOD PODGE matte-mat-mate"? If I understand correctly, it should be applied to the fired sculpture to remove imperfections. However, since it remains sticky, once cured, it is required to apply a clear acrylic sealer. Can you recommend a suitable one? 5- Can you confirm that once baked, the super sculpey sculpture (even the super sculpey firm) is brittle? Should I mix it with Cosclay? In what percentages? 6- Can super sculpey sculptures be used for replicas with resins in silicone moulds? If so, do you have an example video for making a copy? Thank you very much for your availability.

I have fingerprints deep as the Grand Canyon 😅 would the medium or firm make them less apparent?

How do i fix my super sculpey grey getting hard, its too hard now

Mine came hard is that mean it’s bad or do I have to work if

Can you help me, I have one But it’s dry now ,how can I fix it to become soft ??

I have weak hands, whats the softest one?

I think my original sculpy was messed up I opened one and it was firm but soft to get great blends. Then I got another pack of the exact same package and it is so hard and crumbly

Paul, can the clay be saved? I bought some and stored several un opened packages and now they are hard as a rock. Do I just take a loss and go buy new ones? Seems that could be very costly...

Price of this clay

How does the strength of these all compare after baking?

Hi, I just subscribed loved your information. I have a question I you tube how to make homemade polymer clay? I came across an older man that is a educated chemical knowledge man. Anyway, he did state the lease expensive way is to buy silk screen ink and add Kaylen clay and you have your polymer clay. What do you think have you tried this? Kathy from Cali😎

do you bake the firm sculpey gray clay after making a piece?

Shitt I thought more firm meant more strong, damn

Do you heat up the polymer clay to make it malleable. I purchased a pound of Super Sculpey from amazon, it's hard as a rock.

9:55 *literally baby*

Does anyone else think that super sculpey doll version smells like actually plastic dolls 😅🤷🏻‍♀️.. I didn’t expect that at all, I have worked around with lots of different polymer clay.

Why still no available in Philippines

Sculpey premo and souffle

l 'like clay

Just starting with a nase for my small snowman

*nose

clay

I think skin color mentioning clay is more about the translucent property of the clay than the color itself. Stop with the race/color of your skin. And if you don't like this product, go buy something else. STOP with the complains and put the effort like everybody else that we are striving to survive this life.

“Skin tone” color… 🙄