50 Colors Air Dry Clay

Very very good clay. It is airy, soft and certainly not sticky. There are many colours and are very easy to shape and mould. They take a perfect amount to dry, atleast 20 hours and it is very stretchy. I got my daughter this as a christmas present and it has lasted her a long time and she loves it.

Grandkids loved it ... so did Nanny

Brilliant range of colours. My kids love this stuff & make fab things with it.

Super range of colours. The pots are smaller than I thought but my kids used the clay to make small models so it did not matter. The clay is amazingly soft, smooth, light and there was barely any mess, not like the traditional clay at all. The kids loved it, so easy to mould.... they loved just playing with the clay as if it was slime! Drying took a bit longer than the 3 hours they estimated, even for the flat models made. Once dried the models are incredibly light, like dried foam opposed to heavier traditional clay. Great for kids to have fun with.

Good value and kids love it, hours of fun...

This is very easy to use, and makes super light, foamy objects. It's strangely slimey at first, and you expect to get all messy, but there's no residue. It takes impressions really well (see the leaf imprints), and I was surprised that the colours mixed so well. The box contains bright hues (a lot of pinks and blues), but I was easily able to create more muted tones and marbling. I've included 3 pics of creations I liked, and 1 pic of ones I was not so happy with. For detail, it can be a learning curve, tricky to get things right before the clay dries, and if 2 undried pieces touch, you won't get them apart (unlike polymer clay). iI dries on the outside first while the inside can still be quite soft, so I had to be careful how I held pieces whilst working on them else they squished out of shape. Also, you'll see in the pics that I couldn't blend in some pieces I attached as the outer layers were already dried. You can soften it with just 1 drop of water, and use less than this to join pieces, but some colours do run. The orange cat in the pics bled orange on to the chest when I added water to join them, giving him a bit of a collar. I would also recommend painting small eyes, as the black can be quite dull, and putting in tiny tiny clay dots needs a gentle hand and precision to get it right first time. This would be great for kids, especially as results are instant, but I also recommend for adults with a creative streak. A couple of friends have seen them and wanted to play too.

Amazing daughter loves it fun to make and just like slime

Not clay, dries as a foamy consistency. Vibrant colours and lots of elasticity.