Temperature is sooooo important when properly curing polymer clay. 260F because the oven runs hotter than expected? Have you tested the inside temperature with an oven thermometer? The core of the clay truly needs to reach optimal baking temp on the packaging to cure properly. Baking longer doesn't actually help. I'd just hate to see all your beautiful work fail from something so controllable as the temperature
i didn’t know you could put cardboard in the air fryer, im scared it might burn 😰 also, what kind of clay do you use? is 2 hours the normal baking time? thanks for sharing btw, this crossed my mind randomly and wanted to see if anyone has done it before
Temp 260° in two 60 minute rounds
Temperature is sooooo important when properly curing polymer clay. 260F because the oven runs hotter than expected? Have you tested the inside temperature with an oven thermometer? The core of the clay truly needs to reach optimal baking temp on the packaging to cure properly. Baking longer doesn't actually help. I'd just hate to see all your beautiful work fail from something so controllable as the temperature
I ended up checking it and it helped so much, thank you!
I have always wanted to know, as I want make polymer clay handles for my crochet hooks
Do you use the airfryer only for the clay?
No, but I do deep clean it after I use it for clay.
i didn’t know you could put cardboard in the air fryer, im scared it might burn 😰 also, what kind of clay do you use? is 2 hours the normal baking time? thanks for sharing btw, this crossed my mind randomly and wanted to see if anyone has done it before
The Clay I used in this is Sculpey III and it’s totally okay to put cardboard in as long as it’s not touching any heating elements! :)
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I loved the "clay sandwich" comment 😋
I was watching it back and legit was like omg I would say it like that 😂
I have an odd question....Can a clay paw print be baked in an air fryer? Thank you in advance!
Yup! I have done just that (albeit it was cat pawprints lol)