Polymer Clay TV Epsiode #137 Japanese Air Dry Clay

[runemal909]

So, this is a resin clay. Intersting. In spite of a few snarky know it all comments, i think you ladies are doing a great service to the polymer clay community, letting us know about this stuff. You should be selling this stuff yourself, at your site, ladies!

[Alkanile]

Worst quality ever. But this is pretty awesome. :)

[SnowFox102]

@MKhoneydew It's a resin clay. Common in Japan, though they're not as easy to find elsewhere, especially in the US where I am. Resin clays have an almost oily texture, cure very flexible, and are usually translucent (not transparent). It's not the same as cold porcelain, which is rigid from what I understand. And yes, sukeru means transparent. :)

[MKhoneydew]

that's not clay. i'm positive its cold porcelain. :P

[86kui68]

@MKhoneydew I'm sure they know what they're talking about.

[MKhoneydew]

@86kui68 attitude?

[86kui68]

@MKhoneydew Mmm. No. Just saying.

[BlacklitFloater]

It's bendy AND shrinks? AND is air dry? OMG that is amazing!

[PolymerclayTV]

I have seen it for sale on Etsy, just do a search for it.

[GardenOfImagination]

Where can I buy this please?

[PolymerclayTV]

You can find it on etsy by doing a search for it.

[GardenOfImagination]

Thank you!!!

[redheadgrrl1960]

I found this very interesting, but also hard to watch, since the clip was too bright...to much contrast. Kinda hurts the eyes!

[Moccachinnoz]

where can i buy that clay? thx

[elychan88]

I have fuwafuwa japan clay, it's similar, very soft but it's also too fragile :(