Thank you! I am choosing brands ( fimo, cernit, sculpey) and firmer types of clay( fimo professional for example is firm). Altough warm room temperature also may impact this. Also everybody has different hands, so you need to find what works specifically for you 🧡

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Thank you! When pressing gently, the clay sticks to itself ☺️

Thank you! Wishing you lot of fun with your new hobby! First creations are always a bit rough, it improves fast with practice 🙏 but make sure you work with the right clay, choose harder types. They are maybe more difficult to condition but the sculpting is more precise. For example we mostly work with Fimo professional. For the slab base, on the other side, it is better to choose softer clay, because it is just a large flat piece with no details.

@MyVian You're very welcome. :) Thank you for the advice, I'll try that out!

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Thank you! Sure this requires some practice but more important is to have the right clay. It is much more difficult to make it with the softer types, we mostly work with the harder types- like Fimo professional, exactly for this reason

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Hi! Polymer clay has to be cured in the oven to become solid. When cured, it is quite durable.

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