Review on 🎨 Crayola Natural White Modeling Bucket: Unleash Creativity with Organic White Clay Kit by Leon Johnsson

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 in and add details on her father before I draw him. I use very small brushes, I mean TINY, and water. The Christmas set is not complete, but Mary and Jesus are in the manger and are sealed with Krylon gloss sealer. Joseph needs to mend his skin before he can be covered. My daughter's sculpture behind me (she died earlier this year) is unfinished and the roughness will be smoothed out nicely when finished. The star is a decoration my daughter made and the side view should show how thin it is without feeling fragile or brittle. It's actually very durable and feels like store quality (not Dollar Tree lol). Also note how thin Mary's cloak is, and it doesn't feel flimsy at all, and I'm not afraid to handle it. I always have to have two bathtubs ready to feel safe! lol i really love it Just keep it wet and it's amazing.