Staedtler FIMO Soft Polymer Clay - -Oven Bake Clay for Jewelry, Sculpting, Crafting, Sahara 8020-70

Once you try Fimo, it's hard to go back to anything else! I use this clay to make miniature foods and other miniature objects and it is the best. It's called Fimo soft but it's still not so soft that you can't do anything with it. It is the perfect amount of hardness/softness in my opinion. I've bought lots and lots of clay from this brand and I've yet to be disappointed! 😊 If you're looking for a clay for little kids to use to just play around with and make things for fun I'm not sure this is the one you want because even though it's called soft, it may still be too hard for little kids to soften it up enough to be able to use it. But then again I guess it depends on the kid. It bakes perfectly, just follow the instructions on the back. There are so many different colors and if you're just starting out they have plenty of variety packs with multiple colors you can try. I think the price point is perfect! If you keep it wrapped in plastic when you're not using it it will last for a very long time without drying out! I have so much fun with this stuff and my daughter loves all the miniatures I've made for her. I've added some photos so you can see!

FIMO is the best polymer clay for making cute sloth earrings. I have used polymer clay for 30 years now.😳 I have tried them all and Fimo is by far the best. Amazon is a great place to purchase it from. Prices great and clay not dried out.

Great for helping me repair broken antique pieces with chips in them.

Nice red color that didn't bleed into the white clay

Nice colors. We have not used it yet.

Very easy to mold once you get it softened, no need to paint depending on what your subject is.

glows in the dark. is a harder consistency to work with but adding a bit of water helps

The package I received was extremely dry & broke apart when opened, possible indication of being very old. It is crumbly and requires the use of another clay (softer) to condition.