STAEDTLER FIMO Effect Translucent (014) FIMO Effect Polymer Modelling Moulding Clay Block Oven Bake Colour 56g (Pack Of 1)

Quite like the Steadler Polymer clay as it is of qood quality. We have a decent selection of colours that is often used by our children, these days mostly for our daughter’s little earring workshop. This Fimo clay is interesting since while its seems white when unprocessed, it comes out of the oven in a translucent colour. Quite ideal for our daughter’s earring projects. The only thing is that we still have to find a way to proven the clay from drying out after a sustained period of opening the package.

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It's OK but you don't get a lot. I find it quite tough to work with in comparison to others that don't take as long to loosen up. I have coloured versions of this brand and didn't have the same issue so not sure why it's the case with this translucent one.

Best clay on the market. Easy to use, bakes well. Really good quality for crafts. I'm switching brands. Excellent to work with. Fast postage.

When baked this went a nice sort of opaque, looked good a paper cake case

Easy to use with no cracking. Decent price

Good

Just tried it it's awesome , the clay is just the right softness , for me Fimo is the best brand of polymer clay.

fimo indispensable pour énormément d'éléments en fimo.Elle est parfaite

This translucent FIMO clay is fantastic to work with. This is my first time working with polymer clay, and I found it very easy to condition, shape, and blend. One of my favorite things about it is how well the colors mix—you can create custom shades and subtle gradients without losing the translucent effect. The clay feels smooth and workable, making it great for both detailed pieces and small sculpting projects. After baking, it cures strong while maintaining a beautiful, glassy translucency that looks great in finished pieces. If you’re new to polymer clay or enjoy experimenting with color, this is an excellent option. I’ve been very happy with the results and would absolutely purchase it again.

Pour un rendu plus naturel des objets sculptés (par exemple les fruits et légumes pour les miniaturistes à l'échelle 1/12), c'est parfait en mélange avec les autres teintes.

This is the very first kind of polymer clay i ever used and all i used until a couple years ago when i saw there were less expensive alternatives. It was 30 years ago that i began to use FIMO probably and it is still the best there is. That i know of lol. I like the cheaper ones for fun and for so many colors but there is a definite difference and not all polymers are the same. Like if you arent used to FIMO brand and you work with sculpey then you might have a hard time with the fact that it is much harder and it takes some work to get it workable. It is less prone to breakage in the finished piece and anyone who has a lot of experience in polymer clay really respects that and the effects are unbeatable. If you are getting clay for kids i highly recommend letting them practice with ther cheaper kits that come in alot of colors and the clay is soft. Its hard to get kids to understand that a little of this clay goes a long way and you have to just work around with it. Then later on introduce them to the $4 bars of FIMO. There is a strong difference in quality but one you can only appreciate with lots of use. I personaly like FIMO the best though sculpey is a close alternative. I love the different affects they offer as well. This is for sure fun for kids though and the creativity is endless for what they can do with it. Its a good one to test their imagination and see what they can dream up! Thats how i wound up with it as a kid and i completely LOVED it and still do.

Just what I looking for for my crafting. Making dried roses intended in the translucent clay for beads work!