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This clay is so easy to work with. I don't have to deal with making slip, everything sticks together easily and doesn't move at all, easy to mold and soft like play dough. And it's mess free. No tools were even used to make these. I love this stuff! I made clay magnents and then added acrylic gloss so it looks more like professional clay and it was perfect!

Lots of fun for my grandkids!

I am so happy with this set u bought my 7 year old for Christmas. I work with polymer clay and he loves to use it with me. This is a very different consistency than polymer which he is getting used to. The box includes bags for each color of clay to go in as not to dry out which I think is wonderful. The step by step book of ideas of what to make is what sold me on this for him. It also includes a helpful tips sheet.

This was my first real experience with magic clay, and it will not be my last. In this set you get a lot of stuff. Extra baggies to put your clay in after you open them, googly eyes, keychains, a ring mount, bead/earring rods, an idea book, clay cutting tools and 24 different colors.The clay is very easy to work with. It’s super stretchy and kind of reminds me of bubble gum/taffy. It is scentless and does not leave a weird residue on your hands. I did find it dried faster than the product description says, but for me, that is a good thing. I don’t want my creations to fall apart as I’m making them. They completely dried within a few hours and were ready for final touches.The clay is very sticky in the sense that it will hold together pretty well, and doesn’t fall apart unless you’re actively trying to pull it apart. It does not stick to your hands and leave a mess, but it will stick to pretty much everything else it touches. Using glue on these works really well, also. Within a few short minutes, my glue was completely dried on my fridge magnet I made, and it was able to be hung up. This clay dries VERY light. Which is great especially if you're using these to make jewelry, keychains and fridge magnets.In addition to using glue, you can also use other decorating items on these such as nail polish, paint, markers, etc…You really can do so much with this clay, so let your creativity run wild!One thing I did want to mention, if your clay sticks to your plastic bag, take what clay isn’t stuck, and dab it over the clay that is stuck. It will come off so easy, and you don’t really have to fight with it. Also, if your clay starts to feel a little dry, add some water a little at a time. When I was making my pikachu, my small bit of mixed brown started to dry up, and I added a little water and it was back to being moldable.In addition to the tools that come with this set, I highly recommend getting a set of tweezers to use with it as well, especially if you plan on making smaller pieces. Once you get your clay in an area you want to have it, take your tweezers or even the tools that come with the set and mold it how you want it to look. it’s far easier than trying to get the piece perfect before putting it on, as you do have to slightly press to get it to attach (which often time messes up the piece you’re using!)One last thing to mention, when you put your clay into the sealable bags, make sure you squeeze all the air out. Doing so will keep your clay fresher for longer! Also try and limit how much air exposure the clay gets, so you get more life out of the magic clay.Have fun with this set! The set is awesome and truly is a lot of fun!

Kids loved it to create animals

This was one of the most played with Christmas gifts for by 5 year old and 7 year old. Day after day and time after time they would play and create with the Clay. They would make up their own creations and tried some of the options from the little book with instructions. I am so glad Santa got this for them!

Love it!!

Let us cover a few things first.This is NOT polymer modeling clay that you can bake in the oven.This is NOT standard modeling clay that you might use for molding or graphic design.Think more like "silly putty made out of air" HA!I bought this stuff after seeing some Korean guy make some Pokemon out of it (though not this specific brand, sorry)And I thought this might be very interesting as a medium.THIS particular brand of "smush clay" is perfect for just about anybody, beginner or advanced.I have worked with clay for all my life and I have to say, this is pretty damned cool and easy to use.Their box comes with little bags that are exactly the right size to fit EXACTLY one little package of the clay.It came with the right number of bags for the clay, it came with tools. The only problem with the tools is that they do not seem to be finished properly. As a tip, take a pair of sturdy scissors and trim off the little bits at the edges of the tools (if there are any) and you can use just any old nail-file or simillar tool to smooth it out, no problem!-DO NOT PUT THIS IN THE OVEN. EVER. AT ALL. It is not that kind of clay, and will dry out super fast on its own.-DO NOT EAT THIS OR LEAVE IT NEAR PETS. It is safe for handling with bare hands, but I would assume not so safe to eat, but you know people...-DO NOT SET IT ON FIRE. I do not know if it is flamable or not, but I would assume to not put it near heat sources or open flames.If you can, use some little cheapo sandwhich bags from the store to put your clay into. There are bags provided, but they are an extremely tight fit, so it was easier to use sandwhich bags.Be careful, as the clay dries super quickly. If you are trying to stick something to another something...just a tiny dab of water. I licked my finger lightly (gross, I know lol) and that worked to rehydrate the clay JUST enough to make them stick together like normal.All in all, there are not really any legit "cons" to the product that I can think of.