Creative Paperclay for Modeling Compound, 4-Ounce (113g), White

It's air dry clay. You get a handful of clay, mold it, paint it, and there you go. Perfect if you want to experiment with clay, and seems to dry well without cracking at least in my experience so far.

I bought this paper clay to mend a bookcase that was constructed of particle board. Another bookcase had tipped over during a move and broke off the corner. I used this paper clay to fill in the gaps in the particle board and mold to the corner. Very easy to use, it dried hard and didn’t shrink too much if at all. I was able to add more layers of fresh clay to the old. Will paint over when done. This paper clay tastes good, too. Just kidding, don’t eat it.

Very easy to use and once it hardens as long as it isn't thin it doesn't break for me or crack

Great stuff. Easy to work, dries without kiln in 2-3 days. White, but accepts craft paint easily. Made some fun stuff. FWI: I combined crayola air dry modeling clay with this since the Crayola clay was yellow. (Many colors) But it's different material than this and it didn't hold. May be operator error. At these prices, a cheap experiment to test and have fun with. Relaxing, self-distracting & calming creative fun. No serious adult should avoid play time with this just because one is a 'serious adult'.

Not impressed. Don’t know if it’s the clay itself or I got old product, because some people swear by it. Mine just crumbled and even adding water and trying to warm it up didn’t help.

Exactly what I needed, works well with plastic

I like it because it can be trimmed with scissors, it's fun to work with and holds its shape well. I painted my pieces and mod podge them, overall it's a good clay

Very nice molding clay. I used it for molding small gourds into turtles, and also to repair areas on a cement statue. Dries completely within 12 to 24 hours depending on the thickness applied. It is soft and pliable to use and easy to sculpt. Will buy again when I need some.