Sculpey Premo 24 Color sampler of Polymer Oven-Bake Clay, Non Toxic 1.5 lbs., Great for jewelry making, holiday, DIY, mixed media and more. Premium clay Great for clayers and artists.

Clay was in good condition, not too hard, not too soft, meaning it was fresh and had not been sitting on the shelf. Great variety and accurate description of colors.

The color choices are amazing

This clay has been my go to. Although the quantity is small, the quality is great, and I like the variety you receive.

Received a good batch of clay from the seller. Not hard or crumbly. This clay is on the firm side and will not be immediately workable out of the box. The clay has to be conditioned by hand or with a roller before use otherwise it will have cracks and tears in the clay, so keep that in mind. Good variety of colors that mix well together. You don't get a ton of each color, so this is great for smaller projects like beads, small jewelry, or small figurines. This is my first time trying out polymer clay, and I'm happy with Premo.

Purchased for my 7 year old and he has had so much engagement making all the tiny clay items: food for a picnic, mini people, superhero items, etc. highly recommend.

Great clay, love all colors, great buy nice & soft, maybe a little needing at first, but not much.Love this product & seller

I read most of the reviews so I will comment on those also. This is the clay I buy for jewelry making because the most important aspect is adressed which is hardness after baking. This is a great aspect for all clay artist, which means, the clay ll be harder to begin with and needs to be worked with the hands, often a pasta press does well.Another issue some people had was the small samples of color, but there are reasons: 1- it's a sample pack, more can be boughtin larger packages in more color choices. 2- part of the joy of clay artistry is making your own colors.., tey putting two or three colors of ether (check a color wheel) and mix well, I find it quickest to roll it ovr and over again, mixes quick without marbling. Yes the amounts are small, but it's meant to be a sampling pack.I have femilia tremors, and since I was 19, clay working with this stuff has helped me keep it from growing out of control in my hands.. Especially fine details.. I love this clay and I love making the jewelry for my shop.

I use this clay to make food miniatures. the colors are so varied it makes it much easier for me to find exactly what I need. I've already completed a large number of projects with this amount and still have quite a ways farther to go. I have found that just keeping them in sorted ziplock bags has prevented any drying out of the clay. When I had some that did dry out, because I left it out, I just added some baby oil and worked it in and it was good to go again!If I want to manipulate the color I just use chalk pastels applied in layers with an eye shadow brush. I put the colors onto the ray clay, bake it, then seal it. I have had so much fun working with this clay and find it very forgiving and very versatile! A little goes a long way in my crafting but when I do need more I know what I'll be purchasing!