Clay

Modelling Clay, Polymer Clay & Air-Dry Clay:

This clay collection brings together modelling clay, polymer clay, air-dry clay and non-firing clay for craft, sculpture, model-making and creative play. The range includes products from Sculpey, Du-Kit, Jovi, Milan, Giotto, Pebeo and EC, with individual colours, assorted colour sets and larger blocks available for different types of projects.

Polymer Clay for Detailed Craft Projects:

Polymer clay forms a substantial part of the collection, with Sculpey Premo and Du-Kit options in a wide selection of colours. Du-Kit polymer modelling clay is available in compact 50g packs and larger 250g blocks, with colours including standard shades as well as pearl, translucent, fluorescent and stone-inspired options.

Sculpey products include Premo polymer clay sampler and classics sets, translucent clay and Sculpey Soufflé polymer clay, giving makers a choice between individual colours and coordinated multi-colour packs.

Air-Dry & Non-Firing Modelling Clay:

For projects that do not require oven curing, the collection includes air-dry and non-firing modelling clays. Sculpey Premo air-dry clay is represented in 454g packs, while Milan offers 400g natural air-dry modelling clay. Pebeo Gedeo non-firing modelling clay comes in larger 1.5kg blocks in colours including red, black and concrete grey.

These formats are suited to sculpting and model-making where a clay designed to harden without conventional kiln firing is preferred.

Soft Modelling Clay for Creative Play:

The range also includes softer, reusable modelling materials. Giotto Patplume is a lightweight, extra-soft, non-drying modelling clay available in colours such as terracotta, violet, silver, pink, white, red and yellow. Jovi and Milan Plastilina products include individual blocks, assorted colour sets and themed play kits.

Choosing the Right Clay:

Choose polymer clay when you want a wide colour range and a material intended for detailed craft work. Air-dry or non-firing clay is better suited when you want a finished model to harden without kiln firing. Non-drying modelling clay is useful for repeated shaping, practice and creative play because it remains workable.

Also consider pack size and colour requirements: small 50g blocks suit detail work and colour mixing, while 250g to 1.5kg formats are more practical for larger sculptures or projects requiring more material.