I personally don't use polymer clay for my Altered Moments but from the general consensus in our Facebook Group, artists who do use polymer clay have had no problems baking the figurines with clay on them.
Give your polymer clay a shot, as it does have some benefits, too! But for sculpting and cleanup, I really prefer the air-dry clay. Good news is that the Sculpey Air-Dry regular is very inexpensive. (Around $7 at Walmart)
How do you bake a polymer clay wothout melting it?
I personally don't use polymer clay for my Altered Moments but from the general consensus in our Facebook Group, artists who do use polymer clay have had no problems baking the figurines with clay on them.
:::Looks over at huge polymer clay collection::: Of Course I need to buy something 🤣
Give your polymer clay a shot, as it does have some benefits, too! But for sculpting and cleanup, I really prefer the air-dry clay. Good news is that the Sculpey Air-Dry regular is very inexpensive. (Around $7 at Walmart)
A little rubbing alcohol on a qtip will clean the clay residue off. :)
@@gregorygilliland7720 great tip, thank you for sharing!