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www.thebluebottletree.comInventory Sheets for Polymer Clay 3

Table of Contents

Introduction 4

Sculpey III 6

premo! 9

premo! Accents 11

Soufflé 13

Fimo Professional 16

Fimo Soft 18

Fimo Effect 20

Fimo Leather 22

Fimo Doll Professional 23

Fimo Kids 24

Fimo Classic 25

Pardo Professional 27

Pardo Jewellery Clay 28

Kato Polyclay 31

Cernit 33

Craft Smart 40

Craft Smart Premium 41

Liquid Clays 42

Clay Softeners 44

Get Connected 45

Tutorials 46

www.thebluebottletree.comInventory Sheets for Polymer Clay 4

Introduction

Have you ever stood in the clay aisle of the craft store and couldn't remember which colors of clay that you have at home? Me too. Or maybe you know you need to buy red...but which red? The inventory sheets in this document will help you keep track of the clay that you have and what you need to buy.

How to Use This ChecklistThis document is organized first by clay brand, then by lines of clay within those brands. I have listed all the colors avail-able for each brand of clay, including color numbers where they are known. Here's an example:

063 BlueMost clay manufacturers carry some colors in larger packages sizes, in addition to the small blocks that are familiar to most of us. For the colors which also have large blocks available, I've included a separate section of checkboxes in each package size, with the colors available in that size.

To use the checklist, just print out the pages for the brand you want to document. For each block you have in your supplies, make a checkmark in the box.

As you use up your packages, just cross the checkmark. Keep adding checkmarks as you buy more.

When you fill all the boxes, just print out another sheet. Of course you don't have to use these pages my way. Feel free to use them in whatever way works best for you!

I have also included discontinued colors in these checklists. They are printed with gray lettering. It's quite difficult to research current vs. discontinued colors, so I'm sure I've missed many. Just write the colors on the page if you have any that are not listed. Sorry about that!


Introduction

Printing Selected SheetsIf you just print this document, all the pages will print. That might be exactly what you want. But if you only want to print specific pages, here's how.

1. Click the printer icon, often in the top menu bar, to start the printing dialogue.

2. When the printing dialogue box pops up, take note of the selections in the upper left. All software is different, so I can't say for sure exactly how yours is set up. But you should have something similar to this:

3. Tick the correct button. You can print the whole document, just the page you're on, or whatever pages you choose.

4. If you want to print specific pages, you can put in a range (such as 4-8) or list specific pages (2,5,7,15,21).

4. Click "Print". Yay!

If this is new to you, welcome to a fantastic ink-saving trick! You can use this for any docu-ment. It's great when you only want to print a few pages of something.

A Note About Brand NamesEach brand name of polymer clay has its own characteristics and therefore different users will have their own preferences. I use all these brand names in my crafting and their listing in this document and should not be interpreted as an endorsement. I recommend all of them for various things!

Also, for the sake of convenience, I didn't include trademark or copyright symbols on any of these brands. But please know that each brand listed is a trademark of its parent company. I am not affiliated with these compa-nies in any way.

Now go count your clay bars!


2 oz

001 White

010 Translucent

033 Sweet Potato

042 Black

053 Chocolate

063 Blue

072 Yellow

083 Red

093 Beige

301 Tan

303 Dusty Rose

322 Leaf Green

323 Emerald

370 Tranquility

380 Buried Treasure

503 Hot Pink

505 Turquoise

513 Purple

515 Violet

530 Princess Pearl

538 Teal Pearl

583 Red Hot Red

1086 Gold

1101 Pearl

1103 Lt. Blue Pearl

1109 Suede Brown

1112 Fuchsia Pearl

Sculpey III Manufacturer: PolyformWebsite: www.sculpey.comBake at: 275°F (135°C) for 15-30 min.Characteristics: Soft, easily worked with hands. Matte surface after bak-ing. Can be brittle.Best for: Children’s crafts, handbuilt chunky sculptures, pottery substi-tute. Good for mixing with other clay brands.

http://www.sculpey.com/


1113 Glow in the Dark

1130 Silver

1132 Jewelry Gold

1135 Navy Pearl

1137 Poppy

1139 Teal

1140 Deep Red Pearl

1142 Candy Pink

1144 Sky Blue

1150 Lemonade

1209 Ballerina

1216 Spring Lilac

Sculpey III

1628 String Bean

1629 Granny Smith

1634 Just Orange1645 Elephant Gray

1657 Hazelnut

8oz

001 White

010 Translucent

042 Black

583 Red Hot Red

1657 Hazelnut

1 lb

001 White

042 Black

093 Beige

Discontinued Colors

355 Gentle Plum

360 Camouflage

501 Ivory

521 Lime

534 Acid Yellow

566 French Blue

1008 Blue Pearl


1102 Lt. Pink Pearl

1105 Pewter

1107 Copper

1134 Plum1207 Vanilla Crème

1221 Pale Pistachio

1247 Sunshine

1626 Moss

1655 Pottery

1668 Stonewash

1685 Tomato

1687 Sunset

Sculpey III


premo! Manufacturer: PolyformWebsite: www.sculpey.comBake at: 275°F (135°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Smooth, mixes eas-ily. Satiny surface after baking. Mod-erately strong after baking.Best for: Excellent all-purpose clay for everything from sculpting to can-ing.

2oz

5001 White

5007 Spanish Olive

5020 Blush

5022 Wasabi

5026 Pomegranate

5033 Orange

5042 Black

5053 Burnt Umber

5063 Cobalt Blue Hue

5072 Zinc Yellow Hue

5092 Beige

5093 Ecru

5107 Wisteria

5323 Green

5382 Cadmium Red Hue

5383 Alizarin Crim-son Hue

5392 Raw Sienna

5504 Fuchsia

5505 Turquoise

5513 Purple

5525 Sunshine

5562 Ultramarine Blue Hue

5572 Cadmium Yel-low Hue

8oz

5001 White

5042 Black



1lb

5001 White

5042 Black

5050 Navy

5052 Slate Gray

5053 Burnt Umber

5054 Cayenne

5092 Beige

5093 Ecru

5382 Cadmium Red Hue

5562 Ultramarine

Blue Hue

5572 Cadmium Yel-low Hue

Discontinued Colors

5003 Denim

5010 Navy

5103 Periwinkle

5305 Sea Green

5515 Violet

5523 Candy Pink

5529 Rhino Gray

5535 Jungle

premo!


premo! Accents

2oz

5029 Magenta Pearl

5031 Purple Pearl

5035 Bright Green Pearl

5038 Peacock Pearl

5049 Blue Glitter

5051 Red Glitter

5055 18K Gold

5057 Frost White Glit-ter

5065 Gray Granite

5067 Copper

5101 Pearl

5109 Opal

5115 Sunset Pearl

5120 Graphite Pearl

5129 Silver

5132 White Gold Glit-ter

5135 Rose Gold Glit-ter

5147 Yellow Gold Glitter

5303 Gold

5310 Translucent

5503 Fluorescent Pink

5517 Antique Gold

5519 Bronze

5527 White Translu-cent

Manufacturer: PolyformWebsite: www.sculpey.comBake at: 275°F (135°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Identical to regular Premo, but these colors have glitter, pearl, mica, and translucent effects.Best for: Adding special effects to your clay creations. Can be mixed with regular Premo for even more great options.



5540 Twinkle Twinkle

5600 Fluorescent Yel-low

8oz

5310 Translucent

1lb

5101 Pearl

5129 Silver

5303 Gold

5310 Translucent

5317 White Translu-cent

Discontinued Colors

5018 Copper

5040 Translucent Blue

5044 Translucent Red

5046 Translucent Yellow

5048 Translucent Green

5059 Blue Granite

5061 White Granite

5259 Red Pearl

5289 Blue Pearl

5299 Green Pearl

premo! Accents

5521 Fluorescent Green


Manufacturer: PolyformWebsite: www.sculpey.comBake at: 275°F (135°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Soft, easily worked, lighter weight, has sueded surface when baked. Particularly strong and flexible after baking.Best for: Mokume gane, freestyle caning, jewelry, surface techniques such as image transfers and silk-screen.

Soufflé

1.7 oz

Not tried Souffle yet? Read my Souffle review article here.

6001 White

6002 Grape

6003 Bluestone

6004 Raspberry

6005 Cornflower

6007 Shamrock

6009 Mandarin

6033 Pumpkin

6042 Poppy Seed

6053 Cowboy

6072 Canary

6083 Cherry Pie

6301 Latte

6323 Jade

6505 Sea Glass

6513 Royalty

6515 Turnip

6629 Pistachio

6645 Concrete

6652 Robin's Egg

6653 Guava

6665 Cinnamon

Discontinued Colors

6022 Key Lime

6063 Lagoon

6073 Mocha

6093 Sandcastle


https://thebluebottletree.com/sculpey-souffle-introduction/

https://thebluebottletree.com/sculpey-souffle-introduction/


Soufflé

6343 Sage

6360 Pesto

6503 So 80's

6633 Mai Tai

6643 Bordeaux


Manufacturer: PolyformWebsite: www.sculpey.comBake at: 275°F (135°C) for 15-30 min.Characteristics: Extremely soft, not good for sculpting detail, brittle after baking.Best for: Small children who are learning to model with clay. Not good for small pieces with fine detail. **Note: No longer seems to be avail-able in individual packages.

Bake Shop

White

Beige

Primary Yellow

Bright Orange

Orange

Primary Red

Hot Pink

Bright Pink

Fuchsia

Purple

Primary Blue

Turquoise

Green

Bright Green

Olive Green

Brown

Tan

Gray



Manufacturer: StaedtlerWebsite: www.staedtler.comBake at: 230-265°F (110-130°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Firm , requires a lot of conditioning when older, holds detail well, can be sticky. Very strong and flexible after baking, with sheen.Best for: Excellent all-purpose clay, good for detailed cane work, sculpt-ing, jewelry.

Fimo Professional

2oz (57g) or 85g (3oz)

0 White

02 Champagne

1 Lemon

100 True Yellow

17 Ochre

200 True Red

210 True Magenta

23 Bordeaux

29 Carmine

300 True Blue

32 Turquoise

33 Ultramarine

34 Navy Blue

4 Orange

5 Green

500 True Green

57 Leaf Green

6 Lilac

61 Violet

62 Lavender

Note: In North America, Fimo Professional is available in 2oz (57g) packages. Elsewhere, 85g (3oz) packages are typical.

https://www.staedtler.us/en/


74 Terra Cotta

77 Chocolate

80 Dolphin Grey

9 Black

350g

0 White

02 Champagne

1 Lemon

100 True Yellow

17 Ochre

200 True Red

210 True Magenta

23 Bordeaux

29 Carmine

300 True Blue

32 Turquoise

33 Ultramarine

34 Navy Blue

4 Orange

5 Green

500 True Green

57 Leaf Green

6 Lilac

61 Violet

Fimo Professional

62 Lavender

74 Terra Cotta

77 Chocolate

80 Dolphin Grey

9 Black


Manufacturer: StaedtlerWebsite: www.staedtler.comBake at: 230-265°F (110-130°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Soft when fresh, easy to work with. Short shelf life.Best for: All purpose clay good for many purposes. Similar to Premo in function, not as good for caning as Fimo Professional.

Fimo Soft

57g

0 White

10 Lemon

16 Sun Yellow

22 Raspberry

24 Indian Red

26 Cherry Red

33 Brilliant Blue

35 Windsor Blue

37 Pacific Blue

39 Peppermint

42 Tangerine

43 Flesh

50 Apple Green

53 Tropical Green

56 Emerald

61 Puple

62 Lavender

63 Plum

7 Caramel

70 Sahara

75 Chocolate

76 Cognac

80 Dophin Grey

9 Black

350g

0 White

16 Sun Yellow



24 Indian Red

26 Cherry Red

33 Brilliant Blue

42 Tangerine

43 Flesh

53 Tropical Green

75 Chocolate

9 Black

Discontinued Colors

36 Teal

52 Green Lime

Fimo Soft


Manufacturer: StaedtlerWebsite: www.staedtler.comBake at: 230-265°F (110-130°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Soft when fresh, easy to work with, short shelf life.Best for: All purpose clay good for many purposes. Contains mica, glit-ter, or translucent effects. Use for creating special effects in your proj-ect.

Fimo Effect

57g

014 Translucent

04 Nightglow

052 Glitter White

08 Metallic Mother of Pearl

104 Translucent Yel-low

105 Pastel Vanilla

106 Citrin

11 Metallic Gold

112 Glitter Gold

202 Glitter Red

204 Translucent Red

205 Pastel Light Pink

206 Gemstone Rose Quartz

207 Pearl Rose Gold

27 Metallic Copper

28 Metallic Ruby Red

286 Gemstone Ruby Quartz

302 Glitter Blue

305 Pastel Aqua

306 Gemstone Blue Ice Quartz

386 Gemstone Agate Blue

405 Pastel Peach

504 Translucent Green

505 Pastel Mint

506 Gemstone Jade Green



602 Glitter Purple

604 Translucent Pur-ple

605 Pastel Lilac

607 Lilac

803 Stone Granite

81 Metallic Silver

812 Glitter Silver

903 Stone Stardust

907 Pearl Black

Fimo Effect

Discontinued Colors

38 Metallic Sapphire

58 Metallic Opal Green

404 Translucent Or-ange

502 Glitter Green

003 Stone Marble

817 Light Silver


Manufacturer: StaedtlerWebsite: www.staedtler.comBake at: 265°F (130°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Soft, very flexible and strong, bakes with texture that resembles leather.Best for: Special projects where a leather effect is desired. Sheets can be sewn with a sewing machine.

Fimo Leather

57g

029 Ivory

109 Saffron

179 Ochre

229 Berry

369 Green

519 Olive

749 Rust

779 Brown

809 Grey

909 Black



Fimo Doll Professional

3 oz (85g)

03 Porcelain

432 Rose

435 Cameo

44 Beige

45 Sand

78 Hazelnut

Manufacturer: StaedtlerWebsite: www.staedtler.comBake at: 230-265°F (110-130°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: The same as Fimo Professional, but available in a variety of flesh tones.Best for: Forming and sculpting dolls, doll faces, and doll bodies.

350g

03 Porcelain

432 Rose

435 Cameo

44 Beige

45 Sand

78 Hazelnut



Fimo Kids

1.5 oz (42g)

01 White

052 Glitter White

1 Yellow

106 Pearl Yellow

112 Glitter Gold

2 Red

206 Pearl Light Pink

212 Glitter Red

220 Pink

Manufacturer: StaedtlerWebsite: www.staedtler.comBake at: 230-265°F (110-130°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Soft to knead. A va-riety of colors for children's projects. Colors can be dull. Best for: Children's projects.

25 Rose

262 Glitter Pink

3 Blue

312 Glitter Blue

39 Turquoise

4 Orange

43 Flesh

5 Green

51 Light Green

6 Lilac

7 Brown

71 Light Brown

80 Light Grey

812 Glitter Silver

9 Black



56g

Black 9

Blue 37

Bordeaux 23

Carmine 29

Champagne 02

Chocolate 77

Dark Flesh 45

Golden Yellow 15

Green 5

Fimo Classic Manufacturer: StaedtlerWebsite: www.staedtler.comBake at: 230-26°F (110-130°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: This discontinued line is the old version of Fimo Profes-sional. Requires a lot of conditioning. Very firm and holds shape well. Best for: All-purpose claying, particu-larly loved for the way it holds detail in caning.

Leaf Green 57

Light Flesh 43

Lilac 6

Magenta 21

Navy Blue 34

Ochre 17

Orange 4

Red 4

Teal 38

Terracotta 74

Turquoise 32

Ultramarine 33

Violet 61

White 0

Yellow 1

350g

Black 9

Blue 37



Bordeaux 23

Carmine 29

Champagne 02

Chocolate 77

Dark Flesh 45

Golden Yellow 15

Green 5

Leaf Green 57

Light Flesh 43

Lilac 6

Magenta 21

Navy Blue 34

Ochre 17

Orange 4

Red 4

Teal 38

Terracotta 74

Turquoise 32

Ultramarine 33

Violet 61

White 0

Yellow 1

Fimo Classic


Manufacturer: Viva DecorWebsite: www.viva-decor.netBake at: 248°F (120°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Can be crumbly when raw, gets sticky when over-worked. Very strong after baking. Can have waxy residue on surface.Best for: All-purpose clay work, good for crisp canework. The translucent clays are the clearest of all brands.

Pardo Professional

Translucent ClayRead about the unique qualities of Pardo Translucent here.

Translucent 101

Yellow 206

Orange 306

Pink 419

Red 422

Lilac 507

Light Blue 613

Aqua 710

Art Clay

White 100

Beige 102

Yellow 200

Orange 300

Red 400

Brown 450

Violet 500

Magenta 501

Blue 600

Cyan 601

Turquoise 650

Green 700

Black 800Mica Clay

Silver 901

Copper 903

Gold 904

Platinum 905

Bronze 907

http://www.viva-decor.net/viva-decor-2014/index.php/de/

https://thebluebottletree.com/how-to-condition-pardo-translucent-art-clay/

https://thebluebottletree.com/how-to-condition-pardo-translucent-art-clay/


Pardo Jewellery Clay

Gem Colors

White 100

Ivory 103

Topaz 201

Lemon Calcite 203

Adventurine 204

Fire Opal 301

Alabaster 302

Orange Calcite 303

Ruby 401

Manufacturer: Viva DecorWebsite: www.viva-decor.netBake at: 248°F (125°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Soft and smooth to work with. Colors are chosen for simi-larity to gemstones.Best for: All-purpose clay work, mak-ing faux gemstones for use in jewelry.Note: "Transparent" is a translation error. It is actually Translucent. And "jewellery" is the UK spelling of jewelry.

Garnet 402

Coral 406

Pearl Rose 407

Tiger Eye 408

Pink Chalcedony 409

Thulite 410

Andean Opal 411

Foam Coral 412

Rhodochrosite 413

Obsidian 415

Rhodonite 416

Rose Tourmaline 417

Red Fire Opal 418

Sodalite 501

Ametrine 502

Lavender Jade 503

Lilac Opal 504

Amethyst 505

http://www.viva-decor.net/viva-decor-2014/index.php/de/


Lapis Lazuli 601

Sapphire 602

Blue Zircon 603

Angelite 605

Blue Adventurine 606

Covellite 607

Aqua Aura 608

Blue Quartz 609

Turquoise 650

Jade 701

Olivine 703

Green Apatite 704

Peridot 705

Amazonite 706

Petrified Wood 707

Green Calcite 708

Onyx 801

Metallic Colors

Gray Jasper 803

Silver 901

Platinum 902

Copper 903

Gold 904

Mother of Pearl 905

Bronze 907

Antique Gold 908

Fluorescent Colors

Glow in the Dark 931

Neon Green 932

Neon Orange 933

Neon Yellow 934

Neon Pink 935

Glitter

Amazonite 911

Orange Calcite 912

Lavender 913



Amethyst 914

Olivine 915

Onyx 916

Fire Opal 917

Adventurine 918

Agate 921

Coral 922

Turquoise 923



Manufacturer: Van AkenWebsite: www.katopolyclay.comBake at: 300°F (150°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Fairly stiff, smooth, holds detail very well, has strong vinyl odor, good range of artist type colors. Is quite rigid after baking. Best for: An excellent all-purpose clay, good for detailed and precise canework. Durable after baking.

Kato Polyclay

2 oz

Yellow

Orange

Red

Magenta

Violet

Ultra Blue

Turquoise

Green

White

Translucent

Black

Brown

Beige Flesh

Pearl

Silver

Gold

Copper

Neon Pink

12.5 oz

Yellow

Orange

Red

Magenta

Violet

Ultrat Blue

Turquoise

Green

http://katopolyclay.com/


White

Translucent

Black

Brown

Beige Flesh

Pearl

Silver

Gold

Copper

Kato Polyclay


Manufacturer: The Clay and Paint FactoryWebsite: www.clay-and-paint.comBake at: 265°F (125°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Soft, easily worked, can get sticky if overworked. Slightly translucent after baking. Very flexible and strong.Best for: All purpose claying, sculpt-ing flowers and other delicate things, jewelry making.

Cernit

Number One

56g

010 White Porcelain 027 Opaque White

045 Champagne

100 Black

150 Grey

211 Caribbean

212 Periwinkle

214 Sky Blue

223 Blue-grey

230 Duck Blue

246 Navy Blue

265 Royal Blue

280 Turquoise Blue

400 Red

411 Wine Red

420 Carmine Red

423 Peach

425 Flesh

428 Poppy Red

463 Christmas Red

475 Pink

476 English Pink

481 Raspberry

600 Green

601 Anise Green

Are you new to Cernit? Get acquainted with it and learn about the various lines of clay within the Cernit brand by reading my review here.

http://www.clay-and-paint.com/en/

https://thebluebottletree.com/review-of-cernit-polymer-clay/


603 Spring

611 Light Green

620 Emerald Green

640 Mint Green

645 Olive Green

652 Lichen

662 Pine Green

676 Turquoise

700 Yellow

730 Vanilla

739 Cupcake

746 Yellow Ochre

747 Sahara

752 Orange

754 Coral

800 Brown

807 Carmel

812 Taupe

900 Violet

922 Fuchsia

941 Mauve

962 Purple

250g

027 Opaque White

100 Black

200 Blue

400 Red

475 Pink

600 Green

700 Yellow

717 Primary Yellow

752 Orange

800 Brown

900 Violet

Cernit


500g

027 Opaque White100 Black

425 Flesh

500 Christmas Red

Discontinued Colors

57g

931 Lilac

500g

261 Primary Blue

460 Magenta

717 Primary Yellow

Cernit Opaline

Formerly called Cer-nit Number One, 50% Opacity. Slightly trans-lucent, will bake darker than Number One.

56g

010 Opaline White

223 Blue-Grey

261 Primary Blue

425 Flesh

460 Magenta

475 Pink

637 Celadon Green

640 Mint Green

717 Primary Yellow

755 Apricot

807 Caramel

815 Sand-Beige

900 Violet

931 Lilac

250g

010 Opaline White

261 Primary Blue

460 Magenta

717 Primary Yellow

Cernit


500g

010 Opaline White

261 Primary Blue

460 Magenta

717 Primary Yellow

Discontinued Colors

56g

045 Champagne

214 Sky Blue

280 Turquoise Blue

411 Wine Red

420 Carmine

481 Raspberry

Cernit

517 Lemon Yellow

611 Light Green

676 Turquoise Green

250g

400 Red

475 Rose

900 Violet

Cernit Glamour

Colors with a fine pearlescent mica.

56g

010 White

050 Gold

055 Antique Gold

057 Copper

058 Bronze

080 Silver 100 Black

200 Blue

246 Navy Blue

420 Carmine

425 Flesh/Carnation

600 Green

611 Light Green

800 Brown


Cernit

900 Violet

922 Fuchsia

Cernit Metallic

Rich, saturated mica-filled clay that comes in warm colors. Read review and see exam-ples here.

56g

045 Champagne

050 Gold

051 Green Gold

052 Rose Gold

053 Rich Gold

054 Gold Blue

055 Antique Gold

057 Copper

058 Bronze

059 Antique Bronze

080 Silver

167 Steel

189 Hematite

775 Rust

Cernit Translu-cent

Very translucent clay in bright, clear colors. Also includes glitter colors.

56g

005 Translucent

024 Phosporescent

275 Sapphire

280 Turquoise

411 Wine Red

474 Ruby Red

620 Emerald Green

605 Lime Green

https://thebluebottletree.com/cernit-metallic-review/




Cernit

721 Amber

752 Orange

900 Violet

010 Glitter White

050 Glitter Gold

080 Glitter Silver

250g

005 Translucent

500g

005 Translucent

Cernit Nature

Natural colors that ap-pear like stone.

56g

971 Savannah

976 Quartz

983 Granite

988 BasaltDiscontinued Cernit Neon LightFluorescent colors.

56g

600 Green

700 Yellow

725 Orange

922 Fuchsia

Discontinued Colors

200 Blue

400 Red

Cernit Shiny

Pearlescent colors with a colored mica effect.

56g

050 Gold

200 Blue

276 Cosmos

400 Red

600 Green


Cernit

630 Duck Green

900 Violet

962 Purple

Cernit Doll

500g

010 Opaline White

042 Biscuit

425 Flesh

744 Almond

807 Caramel

808 Nougat

855 Sun Tan


Manufacturer: MichaelsWebsite: www.michaels.comBake at: 275°F (135°C) for 15 minutesCharacteristics: Soft, can be gummy and sticky. Flexible after baking. Does darken. Leaves color on hands.Best for: Doesn't have very good re-views. Perhaps for children, but other clays are better quality.

Craft Smart

2 oz

Beige

Black

Blue

Bright Green

Brown

Green

Light Blue

Orange

Pink

Purple

Red

Tan

White

Yellow

http://www.michaels.com


Manufacturer: MichaelsWebsite: www.michaels.comBake at: 230-265°F (110-130°C) for 30 minutesCharacteristics: Crumbly, difficult to condition. Acrid odor. Colors didn't change during baking. Brittle after baking.Best for: Sold as a professional-level premium polymer clay.

Craft Smart Premium

1.7 oz

Alabaster

Beige

Black

Blue

Brown

Citrus

Cream

Curry

Dark Blue

Dark Purple

Dark Red

Green

Light Gray

Magenta

Mauve

Nut Brown

Olive Green

Orange

Purple

Red

Royal Blue

Sand

Sea Green

Sienna

Turquoise

Vine Red

White

Yellow

http://www.michaels.com


Liquid Clays

Kato Liquid

Clear 2 oz

Clear 8 oz

Black

Blue

Green

Orange

Red

Violet

White

YellowFimo

Fimo Liquid (Clear)200ml

Gold

Silver

Black

Sculpey

Confused about Sculpey's liquid clays? Read my article here.

Translucent Liquid Bakeable Clay (TLS)

Liquid Bakeable Clay Gold

Liquid Bakeable Clay Silver

Liquid Bakeable Clay Pearl

Liquid Bakeable Clay Black

Liquid Bakeable Clay White

Liquid Bakeable Clay Bronze

Liquid clays are the same material as solid polymer clay, but without the binders that make it solid. Think of it as "polymer clay juice". These can be used as glue, as a coating, to create a faux ceramic effect.

Kato Liquid Polyclay, Sculpey Clear, and Lucy Clay Glassymer can cure completely transparent like glass when cured hot enough.

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Liquid Clays

Liquid Bakeable Clay Peacock Pearl

Liquid Bakeable Clay Rose Gold

Liquid Bakeable Clay Red

Liquid Bakeable Clay Yellow

Liquid Bakeable Clay Blue

Liquid Bakeable Clay Clear

Bake & Bond

Lucy Clay

Glassymer Glue

Transparent

White

Black

Red

Yellow

Blue

Magenta

Green

Cernit

Glue


Clay Softeners As polymer clay ages, it can become dry, stiff, and crumbly. If conditioning is difficult, clay softeners can be add-ed. There are both solid and liquid clay softeners on the market. They can be used with any brand of poly-mer clay. Use a very small amount because it's easy to add too much!

Liquid Softeners

Sculpey Clay Softener(aka Diluent)

Cernit Magic Mix

Solid Softeners

Fimo Mix Quick

Cernit Soft Mix

Sculpey Mold Maker

Sculpey Oven Bake Clay Softener

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Guide to Using Powders

Pigments, dye powders, mica powders, and metal powders...do you know how to use them with your polymer clay? They're SO much more than adding highlights or a blush to cheeks. Learn how to use these powders in your clay, on your clay, and with your clay. Learn the difference between the powders and how to use each of them to their best advantage in your projects. This is the tutorial you had no idea you needed. Until now!

Faux Glass Effects

The Faux Glass Effects Tutorial is really five tutorials in one. It teaches how to make Faux Sea Glass, Faux Roman Glass, Faux Czech Glass, Faux Carnival Glass, and a neat hollow bead called an Aurora Dome. The teaches you how to use translucent polymer clay to its best advantage. Most of the techniques are beginner level and the Roman Glass will give you a bit more challenge.

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Holo Effect Tutorial

The Holo Effect Tutorial shows four projects that feature an intriguing iridescent and shim-mering Holo Effect inset that is reminiscent of dichroic glass. Captivating and hypnotic, especially in low light, this effect is perfect for making stunning pendants, cabochons for beading, and tile for mosaics. This effect is perfect for whenever you need a shimmery flat surface such as a icy pool, windows in a fairy door, or centers for eye-catching holiday ornaments.

Faux Lampwork Tutorial

We all love the look of lampwork glass, but it's challenging and expensive to work with. Wouldn't it be great to make a convincing lampwork effect with polymer clay? Now, you can! The process you'll learn as you make a pendant, a donut bead, and tube beads will allow you to begin to freeform you own designs and shapes with ease. There's even a neat bonus project to make elaborate head-pins from cane slices. This is an easy and unique tutorial you won't want to miss.



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