Polymer Oven-Bake Clay 50 Color Starter Kits, Modeling Sculpting Clay with Sculpting Tools, Accessories， Kids Arts and Crafts Gifts.

We bought these (2 sets) plus a wee letter stamping kit, to make plant markers for our garden. Plastic and wooden plant markers...whatever and however we wrote on them, the label was bleached out by the sun. These are pretty durable.

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Not a super high quality item but good enough to use in my classroom.

This polymer clay is awful. I rarely leave negative reviews but I can't not say something. It's so wet/soggy that it gets all over your hands and when you cure it with heat, following their directions the clay just crumbles. I'm going to return this box ASAP.

I went in knowing that it might not be the best but I was surprised. The colors are all pearlescent and bake beautifully. The bricks are small but that didnt bother me since I marble all my makes. The clay was soft and easy to manipulate and wasnt oily or sticky.

My students and I were not able to use this clay because it crumbled.

This has become our go-to anchor activity for those pocket-moments of boredom. The kids love seeing their vision become their next toy.

This brand of clay is the perfect consistency for millifiore (or polymer caning). It works well for any project you would use more expensive clays for and it bakes very well. No matter which pack you buy you will get MOSTLY DARK CLAYS. On separate occasions, I bought two packs that say "metallic and glitter" and have mostly pastels in the photos and one that just says "50 colors" and I'm pretty sure it was just the same pack three times. You will get mostly dark colors and any glitter is hard to spot.Requires some kneading.