Review on 🍫 Sculpey III Polymer Oven-Bake Clay, Chocolate - Non Toxic and Perfect for Modeling, Sculpting, Holiday DIY, Mixed Media, School Projects, Kids & Beginners! by Nicole Mcleod

I usually assume people who buy Sculpey clay know what to do with them, so I didn't plan to go into too much detail about the clay itself. This is excellent quality as expected from Sculpey. Work a little and this is one of the softest clays and the easiest to work with. The baking instructions are listed above (for those of you searching for "instructions") along with the product number and color name. I ordered (5) 2 ounce blocks and received them from the shipper (Craft Harbor) very quickly - I ordered them fairly late at night and probably waited an hour in line for shipping at most. As for the colours, I ordered: 323 Emerald - this is not as dark as I was hoping but still ok. I would sand it down with a medium idea of "green" with a slight neon hue. 521 Lime - A little lighter than I thought it would be, but I was expecting it to be bright, so I'm not worried. This is the color one would normally imagine for a sour apple. 053 Chocolate - not too dark brown like in the photo. It's literally the color of milk chocolate, hence the name. 093 Beige (x2) - It's more of a pale cream or porcelain skin color than the beige I was expecting. That's okay though, as I bought this clay for work I would have done with acrylics anyway. Fast delivery, excellent quality product. The only thing I would like to say is for those who are new to polymer clay, want to try new colors or are unsure of a particular shade. It's best to just go to your local craft store to get the exact paint you're looking for.