This FIMO Soft Modelling Clay Basic Colours Pack is an oven-hardening polymer modelling clay that ...This FIMO Soft Modelling Clay Basic Colours Pack is an oven-hardening polymer modelling clay that is ideal for adult beginners and amateur artists. It’s soft and pliable, making it easy to shape. Modelling clay sets containing different colours allows you to let your creativity run free straight out of the box, as the clay doesn’t need to be softened first. This FIMO soft set with selected colours is ideal for small or large projects and for individuals trying out FIMO. STAEDTLER 8023 C12-1 FIMO Soft Oven Hardening Modelling Clay 12 x 25 g Half Blocks - Basic Colours.
This guide is for adult beginners and amateur artists who want to explore the world of polymer clay. The Staedtler FIMO Soft Modelling Clay - Basic Colours pack provides a soft and pliable clay, making it easy to shape and perfect for various projects. Keep in mind that the clay needs to be baked in an oven to harden.
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Model Part Number
8023 C12-1
Brand
Staedtler
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FAQs
What is FIMO Soft clay?
FIMO Soft is a polymer clay that hardens after baking in a conventional oven. It is designed for beginners and amateur artists.
What temperature and time should I bake FIMO Soft?
Bake FIMO Soft at 110°C (230°F) for 30 minutes.
Can I mix FIMO Soft colours?
Yes, you can mix the colours to create custom shades and hues.
How should I store FIMO Soft clay?
Store unused clay in an airtight container or bag in a cool, dry place to prevent it from drying out.
Is FIMO Soft safe for children?
FIMO Soft is recommended for adults and is not suitable for young children due to the small parts and the need for oven use.
What can I make with FIMO Soft?
You can make jewellery, accessories, home decor items, and much more. The possibilities are endless!
What tools can I use with FIMO Soft?
You can use your hands, sculpting tools, craft knives, and other household objects to shape and detail your creations.
What happens if I over-bake FIMO Soft?
Over-baking can cause the clay to become brittle or discolored. Always follow the recommended baking time and temperature.
Troubleshooting
Clay is too hard to work with.
Knead the clay to soften it. You can also warm it slightly with your hands or place it in a warm environment.
Clay cracks during baking.
Ensure the clay is evenly shaped and that air bubbles are removed before baking. Also, avoid over-baking.
Finished product is sticky after baking.
The baking time may have been too short. Bake again for a few more minutes at the recommended temperature. Ensure the oven temperature is accurate.