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Foam Clay

Foam clay is a lightweight, air-drying modelling material perfect for creative play, school projects, and craft activities. Soft and pliable, it’s easy to shape, mould, and blend, making it ideal for children and hobbyists alike. Available in vibrant colours with a textured, spongy finish, foam clay adheres to various surfaces, including plastic, wood, and cardboard. Whether used for sculpting, embellishing, or decorative crafts, it offers a mess-free, tactile crafting experience.

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FAQs about Foam Clay

Foam clay is a lightweight, air-drying modelling material ideal for crafts, cosplay, and embellishing 3D surfaces. It’s flexible, easy to mould, and dries with a textured, spongy finish.

Foam clay typically air dries within 24 to 72 hours, depending on the thickness of the model. Leave it in a well-ventilated area and avoid sealing until fully dry.

Yes, once dry, foam clay can be painted using acrylic paints. For best results, apply a primer before painting and seal with a varnish to protect the surface.

Foam clay is generally non-toxic and safe for supervised children’s crafts. It’s soft and clean to use, but always check the manufacturer’s age recommendations before use.

Foam clay adheres well to most surfaces including plastic, wood, and fabric. It’s popular for covering props and ornaments, making it a versatile option for mixed-media crafting.

Store foam clay in an airtight container or reseal the packaging to prevent drying out. If it begins to harden, knead in a few drops of water to restore softness.