Paper Magiclay 240g Earth Colours 12 Canisters

• 240g pack of 12 x 20g canisters
• Six assorted earth colours (two of each) – great for skin tones
• Lightweight, soft, and elastic – easy to pull, stretch, roll, and emboss
• Bonds wet to wet, and wet to dry – no adhesives required
• Can adhere to paper and canvas to add 3D and textured elements
• Can be decorated with food dye, paint or markers
• Supplied in individual canisters for airtight storage and classroom distribution
• Half-hour workability – air dries in hours
• Shelf life of 12 months
• Wrap unused portions in plastic wrap or store in an airtight container
• Suitable for ages 3+

In the classroom, teachers can use Magiclay for modelling, sculpture, mixed media, and fine art projects. Its versatile earth-toned palette supports activities focused on portraiture, animal studies, nature-inspired work, and First Nations art explorations. For best results, it should be used over an armature, allowing for minimal clay use and structural support. Students can also colour or paint it with food dye or markers once dry. With a half-hour workability window, students are encouraged to plan, shape, and apply the clay without overworking. It’s also a great follow-up to traditional clay sessions, helping build skills while allowing students to create durable final pieces.

Important features of Magiclay:
• Magiclay adheres wet to wet, and wet to dry – no adhesives are required. Magiclay can also stick onto paper and canvas to create 3D and textured elements to artwork. Best used applied over an armature, so that only a very thin layer of the material is required.
• Magiclay comes in a range of colours and mixes using the same colour mixing rules as paint.
• A great material to use after exploring real clay or Clay Dough, to develop skills and create final artwork.
• Magiclay only has half an hour workability before it will start to harden.
• Work on a clean surface and avoid overworking before attaching material to a model.
• Store unused material in a sealed container to prevent premature drying.

Tips when using Magiclay:
• Colouring (Wet): Easily colour white Magiclay with paint, dye and markers. Just add a small amount of pigment and mix through prior to modelling. For marbled effects, lightly mix colours.
• Colouring (Dry): Once Magiclay is dry, its surface can be painted or printed on.
• Model Making: Paper Magiclay will bond wet to dry – just press on a surface, or press parts together and it will hold; no adhesives, joining techniques or special tools are required. This is why it is ideal clay for model making and popular with all age levels.
• Building Up Surface: Press Magiclay directly onto canvas or paper to build up a surface on which to paint. Emboss and imprint designs and patterns into the surface. When dry, Magiclay can be stitched into.
• Shaping and Finishing a Form: Magiclay can be applied to an object to create a unique form. Once sealed, alternate between sanding and painting to build up a polished and smooth surface. Varnish to finish.
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