Polymer Clay

Polymer Clay, Oven-Bake Clay & Craft Kits:

Polymer clay in this collection covers a broad range of oven-bake modelling clays from Sculpey and Cernit, along with liquid polymer clay, mixed colour sets and creative kits. With more than 100 products represented, the range includes solid colours, translucent clay, metallic and pearl finishes, glitter effects, neon shades and stone-inspired colours for jewellery making, miniatures, sculpting and other polymer clay crafts.

Sculpey Polymer Clay:

Sculpey is represented across several specialist ranges. Sculpey Premo is a firmer polymer clay designed to hold fine detail while remaining blendable, while Premo Accents introduces decorative effects including pearlised, metallic, translucent, granite, glitter and fluorescent finishes.

Sculpey Soufflé is a lightweight polymer clay supplied in 48g blocks. Once baked, it has a suede-like finish and is suitable for detailed techniques including caning, mokume gane and bargello. The collection also includes liquid Sculpey in individual 59ml bottles and multi-packs.

Cernit Polymer Clay:

Cernit provides another substantial part of the collection. Alongside standard Cernit No.1 colours, specialist ranges include Nature, Neon Light and Translucent polymer clays. Nature shades such as Basalt, Granite and Savanna create stone-inspired effects, while Neon Light provides bright colours including fuchsia, orange, yellow and green.

The Translucent range includes coloured effects such as amber, emerald, ruby red, turquoise blue and sapphire, together with white translucent and Night Glow options.

Polymer Clay Sets & Kits:

For projects requiring multiple colours, the collection includes Cernit 25g mini-block sets in Essentials and Effects assortments, as well as Sculpey mixed sets. There is also a Craft Maker Mini Foods kit for creating miniature polymer clay food pieces.

Choosing Polymer Clay:

Choose clay according to the finish, working characteristics and project. Solid colours suit general modelling and colour mixing, while translucent, metallic, pearl, glitter, neon and stone effects provide more distinctive finishes. Smaller blocks and assorted sets are useful for projects requiring multiple colours, while specialised clays such as Premo and Soufflé offer different handling and finishing properties for detailed work.