STAEDTLER FIMO Effect 8020-106 Oven Hardening Modelling Clay, 57 g - Citrus

It works well, the quality is good, the price is a bit high, but you can’t fault it

STAEDTLER FIMO Soft is an oven-hardening modelling clay that comes in various colors, including 8020-205, a bright red color. This clay is known for its soft and smooth texture, making it easy to shape and mold into various designs. Once shaped, the clay can be baked in a home oven, hardening it into a durable and long-lasting creation. STAEDTLER FIMO Soft is also known for its high-quality, with consistent colors and no cracking or crumbling during the baking process. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced artists looking to create jewelry, home decor, and other creative projects.

I really like the granite effect of this Fimo clay, it's excellent for interesting clay jewellery!

I bought this clay to use in a project and it didn't disappoint, I was more than happy with the contribution this shade of clay had on the overall outcome of the project, see image

Bright glowing

I’ve used Fimo soft before and find it very good quality. This colour is a beautiful rose pink but did get slightly darker during baking ( which happens to all polymer clay ). Items came in perfect condition Will buy again.

So..I got this clear Fimo for my girlfriend.She told me that she found herself very well with this transparent Fimo that in practice its use is to make the "Normal Fimo" softer.So, great product we were satisfied.

I really like this product I have never used it before but I found it very easy to work with. I used it in silicone moulds, you just roll a small piece into a ball, place it in the mould and press it out so it fills it, you can trim off any excess and make sure you press it down hard and that the back is reasonably flat if it is something you are going to glue onto an item (I am making my own embellishments for card making and paper crafting). Then place it in the freezer for five to ten minutes so it hardens up enough to let you push it out of the mould without damaging the shape. Be careful when baking it, if you have a gas oven don't put it any higher than 1/4 of a degree!! Keep checking it and bring it out the oven when you feel it is hard enough. You need to leave them a while once finished cooking as they will continue setting for a bit once removed from the heat. What I really like about the stone/granite effect one is if you have little extra bits on the shapes you can snap them off once baked like you can with plaster of paris, unlike the other colours I have tried. The granite one also does not change colour at all once cooked (I say this because the white one changes to a milky/translucent finish). I will be buying more in the future would definitely recommend :)