• Oven-bake polymer clay – soft, pliable, and easy to shape
• Hardens to a durable finish for lasting creations
• Perfect for jewellery, figurines, and decorative crafts
• Great for colour mixing, sculpting, and fine motor skill development
• Pack of 12 colours (340g total), available in two sets:
Pearls & Pastels: Pearl, Ballerina, Dusty Rose, Spring Lilac, Lemonade, Jewellery Gold, String Bean, Light Blue Pearl, Sky Blue, White, Silver, and Gold
Brights: White, Yellow, Granny Smith, Turquoise, Fuchsia Pearl, Purple, Hot Pink, Just Orange, Red Hot Red, Gold, Silver, and Violet
• Ideal for classroom projects and creative exploration
Perfect for modelling, mixed-media art, and detailed sculpting, these samplers allow students to experiment with colour mixing, texturing, and shaping techniques. Teachers can introduce colour theory, three-dimensional design, and fine motor skill development through engaging clay activities. Available in Pearls & Pastels and Brights, these packs offer a dynamic range of colours suited for figurines, jewellery, and custom embellishments.
Making a Pendant with Sculpey & Gold Leaf
Step One: Condition the Sculpey by kneading. Roll the main colour then press and roll in other colours.
Step Two: Flatten the design using a Rolling Pin. Use Metal Cutters or a Potter’s Knife to cut the design.
Step Three: Gently apply pieces of Metal Leaf with a soft brush.
Step Four: Add details using a Potter’s Needle or Polymer Clay Tools. Pierce holes using this tool as well.
Step Five: Pre-heat oven to the baking temperature on the package (Sculpey III: 130 °C conventional or 110 °C fan forced). Place your design on a tray, cover with baking paper and bake for 15 minutes per 6mm thickness. Do not exceed the baking temperature or time as Sculpey will become brittle.
Note: If you are making a bead with a hole, only measure from the outside of the bead to the hole. Baking should be completed by an adult.
Step Six: Once cool, add Tassels and Leather Thonging to complete your necklace.
