🎨 Outus Plastic Clay Tools for Kids - Shaping, Sculpting, and Modeling Clay Set, Assorted Colors (10 Tools) Review

They don't mold well. But when you have a six-year-old girl who has declared that she's the next Nerd Crafter or Mariah Elizabeth and she's got a bunch of different dough and clay on her hands, that's perfect. It's easy to manipulate, strong enough to wear, has a variety of shapes and points to experiment with, and unfortunately sharp enough to poke a hole in a new pair of leggings. Two holes, honestly. This is a good addition to any play dough for a younger child. By 12 or so they'll probably…

The second tool pictured from the left broke on the first day of use. My teenage daughter used a sharp triangular edge to try and cut off a small piece of clay and the triangular piece snapped off immediately. I'm not sure how to fix this. EDIT: The company contacted me after I posted this review and offered to send me a brand new set to replace the broken one. I appreciated the offer. Definitely good customer service. I don't think my daughter will be using this piece to cut large chunks of…

Some tools are very fragile and slip out easily. After some regular use, the "shell" attachment broke, and some dotting tools don't seem to like being left in the plastic shell and will slip out with little provocation, although they slide back in easily. If you buy a basic clay "starter kit" and weigh your options, this is a decent option. liquid clay and hard clay colors as well as point tools, also with their fragile tendencies. 9/22/17 EDIT: I was contacted by a seller who offered a kit to…