Sculpey Premo™ Polymer Oven-Bake Clay, Silver, Non Toxic, 1 lb. bar, Great for jewelry making, holiday, DIY, mixed media and home décor projects. Premium clay perfect for clayers and artists.

I have been experimenting with different types of sculpey and of course I started with Original Sculpey- This I found was too soft & picked up a ton of finger prints and is somewhat fragile after baking. I have also tried Super Sculpey- which leaves hardly any finger prints but is Very hard and takes a long time to condition. With that being said, I tried Premo. This is the perfect ‘in-between’ regular Sculpey and Super Sculpey. It’s not too soft but not too hard either and after all my experimenting, I would suggest going with this type! Especially if you’re making charms and little figurines that need to last and stay strong. For bigger projects I would suggest investing in Super Sculpey. But- Premo is perfect! It’s not too soft and crumbly like regular Sculpey and is not as hard as Super Sculpey. It also doesn’t hold fingerprints as bad as regular sculpey. This is more of a personal preference though! I have issues with my hands and this isn’t the softest clay to use but I like it’s strength and how it holds details. So, be patient and maybe invest in a conditioning machine or a Never Knead if you have issues with your hands like I do! Have fun!

This color in person is just as it appears on my screen. It's great to work with too. I've used many of the Premo colors and I've never been disappointed in the quality or results. If you're new to polymer clay this next bit may help, if you're a veteran you already know this. If you need a lighter shade of red (or want to make a custom pink), it's usually more economical to buy the large 8oz. or 16oz. blocks of the color and the 8oz. or 16oz. blocks of white and blend to achieve the shade you desire rather than buy all those 2oz. "Accent" bars. Particularly if you're doing a larger project. Do you want a Light Pearl Pink? Use the Cadmium Red and mix it with the Sculpey White Pearl Sculpey Premo Art Clay Accents, Pearl . There's so many shades you can create. Have fun. Happy Crafting!

Clay was not dry when it arrived. Would buy from again.

Good value, easy to use

If I could I would give 0 stars! Hard as a rock! I’ve used old polymer clay before and once you add some liquid polymer clay, it’s workable. This behaved as if it had been left in the son to BAKE! It was obvious when I first got it that it wasn’t going to be pliable. The seller should not have sold this! Extremely disappointed!

I go through a lot of black and white clay for bases, details, and mixing, so getting the 1 lb packs is a no-brainer. The quality is exactly what you’d expect from Sculpey Premo: smooth, durable, and easy to condition, and the price for this quantity is unbeatable. Great texture, bakes evenly, and holds details beautifully. If you work with polymer clay regularly, these big packs are totally worth it.

I like this type of polymer clay, but the one I received was about three years old. It was pretty difficult to work with, and I had a very hard time softening it. I actually never really got it into a 100% workable state. I'd never used Sculpey Premo before, so I bought some directly from Sculpey to see if it's always that way, and while it also started out being more difficult to work with, it got easier much faster. I think the issue is that they just sold me old stock. At least it wasn't crumbling, but it being that old did make it much harder to work with. I heard that rubbing alcohol makes it easier to use, but I couldn't use that for my project.

I usually hesitate buying polymer clay on Amazon because I have gotten some that was old several times however, this clay was extremely fresh very easy to condition and work with I will be ordering from them again