Indulge in the delightful world of miniatures with AT Modeling Lightweight Resin Paper Clay, specially crafted for crafting enthusiasts. This air dry paper clay is inspired by the art of Japanese patisserie and is perfect for creating smooth marshmallow desserts such as swirls, meringues, and whipped cream. This is a charcoal black colored air dry clay. This Japanese product is now conveniently available for shipping from the US, making it easily accessible for all your crafting needs. Please note we have this clay in different colors!
Effortlessly recreate realistic marshmallow desserts with this lightweight clay. Simply add water and use a pastry bag to make the perfect cup of soft serve. The clay can also be stretched and pulled to create gooey swirls that retain their shape without the use of molds. For added customization, acrylic paint can be mixed in to enhance colors and create eye-catching designs. This versatile clay is perfect for various crafting projects, and can even be mixed with paints or other polymer clays to achieve a variety of colors and textures.
Made with natural ingredients, Artec Clay is a safe option for users of all ages. It air dries naturally, eliminating the need for kilns or ovens and reducing energy consumption. When dry, it exhibits minimal shrinkage, allowing your creations to retain their original size and shape. Use a variety of painting mediums to add vibrant and lasting finishes to your clay creations. And don't be fooled by its lightweight properties –
Artec Clay is surprisingly durable and resilient. Artec Clay is a testament to the Japanese commitment to artistry and innovation. Its versatility, ease of use, and eco-friendly properties have made it a favorite medium among artists, educators, and designers worldwide. For best results, follow the included instruction sheet and allow the clay to air dry naturally for one week. To preserve freshness, store in the included single-sided aluminum zipper bag. Please note that drying time may vary based on humidity and other conditions, and some slight shrinking may occur as the clay dries.
