Art Clay Silver - 20 grams

Easy to work with and make beautiful metal clay jewelry.

Excellent art clay! It's incredibly versatile and easy to work with, whether you're a beginner or experienced. Dries beautifully and holds detail wonderfully.

This is amazing stuff. It is very easy to use and produces beautiful 99 quality silver jewelry.

My knowledge of metal clay is limited but I love this stuff. I have to admit, I was scared by the low price, but decided to give it a shot, just in case. I am delighted to report that it is the art clay I know and love; rolls out easily, is not sticky, allows me adequate working time and the price is fabulous, which will allow me to order more, since there is a learning curve when using metal clay. Highly recommend.

It’s a good product. My only problems are that the clay dries extremely quickly and it’s very hard to wrinkles and lines out of. I think it’s way too expensive for about an inch of clay. It works but we had the temperature too high and melted it so it’s not so durable. But I’d suggest to move the flame around lightly and it’ll work for you.

Fun project but make sure you have all the tools and watch a few videos on how to use

My mother passed away recently and I wanted a way to immortalize her touch. Being a crafty person, I figured I could probably make on of these myself and save about $200 rather than ordering one online. And it worked!The clay is extremely easy to work with. When you're making smaller items it can be quick to dry out, but just a little bit of water will make it workable again. If it sticks to your fingers while working it, just put some olive oil on a paper towel and then dampen your fingers in it. This is how we were able to get my mother's finger prints into the clay. Once it's dry (I put all of mine in the oven at 300 for about 10 minutes after they air dried for about an hour) you can use a BUTANE torch about 3 inches away from it to fire them if you don't have a kiln. I watched a few tutorials on YouTube and picked up on it quick! Then I just dipped them in some liver of sulfer to oxidize the silver, then buffed them with a dremel! They turned out perfect! With 2 of the 20 gram packs you can make about 4 or 5 this size!

I do ceramics as a hobby and had never heard of Silver Clay until a work colleague mentioned they had made something in clay that when fired turned to silver. Whoa. I had to try it. It is a small amount of material that arrived, but enough to make a ring and three pendents. You can incorporate some rocks/gems and we tried that as well. It was easy to use, easy to fire and resulted in some really cool work.