Air Dry Clays

FAQs – Clay Edition

How long does air clay take to dry?

Air clay usually takes about 24 to 48 hours to dry, but patience is a virtue – the wait is worth it!

What’s the deal with air dry clay?

It’s awesome for crafting without a kiln, but keep in mind, it might get a bit moody (crack or shrink) if not handled with care.

What can I do with air dry clay?

What can’t you do? From figurines to fancy jewellery, air dry clay is your go-to for all things crafty.

Sealing air dry clay: Yay or nay?

Big yay! Seal it with a sealer or varnish to keep it from turning into a sad, mushy mess.

How long does Jovi air dry clay take to dry?

Give Jovi about 24 to 48 hours to chill out and dry, depending on how thick your masterpiece is.

Is Jovi clay safe for my kiddos?

As safe as a bunny in a burrow! Jovi clay is non-toxic and perfect for young artists.

Will my Jovi masterpiece crack?

If treated gently and kept away from extreme conditions, Jovi is less likely to crack. But remember, it’s clay, not concrete.

Baking Jovi clay: A do or a don’t?

It’s a don’t. Jovi likes to air dry, so no oven time needed.

Mungyo clay: How do I use it?

Mungyo is like the versatile friend who’s up for anything – mould it, shape it, let it dry, and bam! Art.

What’s the buzz about DAS clay wood effect?

It’s clay that plays dress-up as wood – perfect for when you want that rustic look without the splinters.

Wood clay: What’s it good for?

Anything where you want a touch of nature without hacking down a forest. Think sculptures, decorative pieces, or even faux wooden trinkets.