“DAS” 1kg Block Air Drying Clay – Terracotta
€6.95“DAS” 1kg block of modelling clay. Available in white and terracotta. Famous clay that has been used for generations.
Air-drying Clays
Air-drying Clay
Modelling with Air-drying clay results in durable, paintable finished projects once the clay is fully dried and cured. All ages can use Air-drying clay because it is safe, soft and pliable.
How long does air dry clay take to dry?
Clay that dries in the air typically needs between 24 and 72 hours to complete the drying process. You might need to wait a little longer for the piece to dry properly for larger projects. It is preferable to let the clay dry naturally rather than rushing the process by placing too near a heat source such as a radiator.
What do you use air dry clay for?
- Figure models such as people, animals, characters, etc
- Pinch Pots
- Coil Bowls
- Slab builds and models such as buildings, structures, etc.
These are just a few of the sample ideas this air drying clay can be used for. You are only limited by your imagination, let your natural artistic juices flow!
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“DAS” 1kg Block Air Drying Clay – White
€6.95“DAS” 1kg block of modelling clay. Available in white and terracotta. Famous clay that has been used for generations.
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“ICON” Air Drying Clay 12.5kg – Non-Fibre
€18.95Excellent all purpose clay for classroom and groups and offers quality and value. Grey in colour (darker than Newclay), air drying clay in a smooth consistency with no fibres. This 12.5 KG bag will easily do a class of 25 – 30 children.
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“ICON” Air Drying Clay 12.5kg Bag – TERRACOTTA Colour
€18.95ICON Clay in Terracotta colour. 12.5kg resealable bag. Smooth natural feel and texture with no fibres mixed through it.
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“ICON” Air Drying Clay 4.5kg – Non-Fibre
€11.95Excellent all purpose clay for classroom and groups and offers quality and value. Grey in colour (darker than Newclay), air drying clay in a smooth consistency with no fibres.
(Ideal size bag for home use)
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DARWI “Extra Light” Air Drying Clay – 160g pack
€6.95“Extra-light” clay is ideal for puppet and model making because of its lightweight property. Finished pieces can be painted or coloured with markers.
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Darwi KIDS Air Drying Modelling Clay – 500g
€3.75Darwi Kids is a little more flexible than some others. It is especially formulated for use by little ones. It is totally safe for children. This clay is also suitable for manual rehabilitation.
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Darwi ROC Air Drying Modelling Clay – 1KG
€9.95Darwi Roc is harder and more resistant than standard clay after drying. It is used for more delicate work. It is very resistant to shocks once dry. Your creation may be similar to the marble! Once dry, the clay is slightly ivory. Sand it for a whiter result.
If you plan to make a complicated sculpture with many fine parts, we recommend using a wire frame that will serve as a structure for the clay when still wet until it fully drie -
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Fimo Air – air drying modelling clay – 1KG Pale Pink (43)
€6.95Fimo Air is an air drying modelling clay. It hardens in the air and is paintable with acrylic paint or poster paint. Ideal for small to medium sized projects.
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Fimo Air – air drying modelling clay – 1KG White
€6.95Fimo Air is an air drying, white modelling clay. It hardens in the air and is paintable with acrylic paint or poster paint. Ideal for small to medium sized projects.
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Papier Mache Mix – 200g
€7.50Papier Mache mix made from powdered pulp paper. White and very soft. Dries in the air. Can easily be painted with acrylic paint or poster paint. Ideal for science, art and home craft projects such as masks and diaramas. Gluten free.
Mix 3 to 1 powder to water. Good instructions and tips on reverse. Comes in handy resealable bag.
Air-drying Clay
Modelling with Air-drying clay results in durable, paintable finished projects once the clay is fully dried and cured. All ages can use Air-drying clay because it is safe, soft and pliable.
How long does air dry clay take to dry?
Clay that dries in the air typically needs between 24 and 72 hours to complete the drying process. You might need to wait a little longer for the piece to dry properly for larger projects. It is preferable to let the clay dry naturally rather than rushing the process by placing too near a heat source such as a radiator.
What do you use air dry clay for?
- Figure models such as people, animals, characters, etc
- Pinch Pots
- Coil Bowls
- Slab builds and models such as buildings, structures, etc.
These are just a few of the sample ideas this air drying clay can be used for. You are only limited by your imagination, let your natural artistic juices flow!