🎨 Crayola Natural White Modeling Bucket: Unleash Creativity with Organic White Clay Kit Review

I liked it at first. Once each piece dried, they all broke! Not just once, but in a few small chunks once it's recorded. This sound doesn't work! I will never buy this again. We have previously purchased terracotta and this clay has not cracked after drying.

This tone is fun to play with teens or adults but a bit stiff and harsh for small hands such as B. 3 to 10 year olds. I bought this to make cute trinkets with our 3 year old granddaughter but ended up being the only one who could play with this clay. It was too hard for her little hands to work.

This clay is easy to use and clean and dries well. Great for kids and adults! Large quantity in the can, seals well so it doesn't dry out between uses. We skipped clay because of the gluten and lack of gluten-free clay recipes we liked, but it's best to jump straight to real clay anyway. Very easy to handle even with small hands.

I was hesitant to buy this as there were so many negative reviews upon arrival but I went ahead with it anyway. Luckily my case didn't snap and the clay was preserved and usable. This is a very good product if you want to make something that is not very difficult and dries quickly. It's a bit messy but very easy to wash and clean. Works very well with water and brush. As far as I can tell it doesn't crack as long as you have thick layers of clay. I recommend it to both children and adults!

As other reviews say, this product is best for solid crafts. It's quite hard so I had to help 9 year olds soften it. In comparison, they are used to softening their playdough. Because we need to create solid objects, this product won't stretch too much. I tried making THICK sheets but they started cracking after a few minutes of completion. Moisten to smooth any crack or imprint you don't want will make it messy. Accidentally getting a dried part wet before painting will make it dirty. Don't…

I like this material. If you keep it wet while you work, it's amazing. I haven't had any problems drilling holes in small, thin hearts that have already hardened. Most photos are in the works. The reason I post them is so I can go back and work on the details even days after a project has started. The sculpture of my two girls with a heart in the middle takes four days. I painted part of my daughter and her father's sculpture, mainly to see how it would take on certain colors. I can always go…