Polymer Clay

Just Resin Polymer Clay Range

At Just Resin, we offer a variety of polymer clay options for your creative needs. Our popular choices include Sculpey III, Souffle, and Premo, each with its own unique properties. For beginners, Sculpey III's soft texture and ease of use make it an ideal choice. Those looking for flexibility will appreciate the suede-like finish of Souffle. On the other hand, professional artists often turn to Sculpey Premo for its strength and ability to hold fine details. With a wide range of colours available in each type, you can easily experiment and find the perfect clay to suit your style and preferences when crafting jewelry, sculptures, or intricate art pieces.
Let us help you dive into the world of polymer clay with our diverse selection.

Crafting Art Polymer Clay

Australian artists now have access to a versatile material that allows them to effortlessly create sculptures, jewellery, and figurines - art polymer clay. From experienced sculptors to beginners, this amazing substance offers endless possibilities. With its ability to hold fine details and durable nature once cured, it is a preferred choice over traditional ceramics or porcelain that are prone to chipping or breaking. If you want to shape delicate flowers or intricate animals, art polymer clay can bring your vision to life. Adding specialised tools to the mix opens up even more room for precision and creativity. Crafting with polyclay offers a unique sense of satisfaction as each pinch and twist transforms into something extraordinary before your very eyes. So why not indulge your creative side by getting your hands on some art polymer clay? The only limit is your imagination - who knows what kind of masterpieces await!

Shop A Range Of Quality Epoxy Resin Clays

At Just Resin, we have a wide selection of resin clay supplies perfect for all your resin sculpting needs. Our range includes clay starter kits that are specifically designed to be used with resin. These kits offer superior sculpting properties and can easily blend, making them the ideal choice for any type of resin clay sculpture. With unique formulas that ensure your artwork maintains its shape over time, our polymer clay is perfect for creating custom colours similar to paint. We offer both air-dry and oven-bake options, providing exceptional versatility and performance compared to other clays. Not only is our epoxy resin clay great for use with epoxy resin, but it is also easy to colour and shape, allowing you to bring any masterpiece to life.

The Best Oven-Bake Sculpting Clay

For those searching for the best oven-bake craft clay, polymer clay from Just Resin is the top choice. This synthetic clay, made from polymers, is both strong and flexible, allowing it to be moulded into any desired shape. Unlike other types of oven-bake clay, polymer clay will not shrink or crack during baking. This makes it perfect for intricate artwork like sculptures and resin pieces. With its durability and versatility, polymer clay beads are ideal for a range of crafting projects. Simply sculpt your piece and bake at 135 degrees in a conventional oven for 30 minutes to cure it before displaying or coating with resin.

Sculpey The Ultimate PolyClay Choice

Explore endless creative possibilities with our polyclay range of Premo by Sculpey clays, perfect for resin crafts and sculpting projects. If you're a professional or new to using Premo, these polyclays are an artist's dream due to their ideal texture and properties. With a variety of colours available online at JR, finding the perfect shade for your project is easy. We also offer different package sizes, making it convenient for all types of projects. For detailed tooling and customisation, consider trying out Sculpey III - a popular choice among jewelry makers for poly jewelry.

Art Supplies Needed For Creating Clay Art

Embarking on your polymer clay journey doesn't mean breaking the bank on tools and materials. Simple supplies like an acrylic roller, needle tool, and clay blade are all you need to get started. When it comes to colours, starting with primary shades (such as red, yellow, blue, white, and black) is sufficient. With endless possibilities for mixing and matching, you can easily create your own unique shades with the help of online colour recipes. Finally, using a resin top coat or glaze is essential for protecting and adding a glossy finish to your creations.

Why Conditioning The Clay Is Important?

Prior to sculpting, it is essential to condition your polymer clay. Conditioning involves warming and kneading the clay to improve its flexibility and minimize the chance of breakage. Sculpey clays are known for their easy conditioning process, requiring only a brief period of stretching and kneading. For tougher, less malleable clays, a pasta machine can come in handy. Using clay cutters simply cut the clay into chunks and pass it through the machine multiple times. This not only results in a consistent thickness but also makes the clay more manageable.

You Can Use A Variety of Polymer Clay Colours

With a diverse colour selection from Just Resin, you have the ability to combine and meld your own distinct shades for breathtaking clay creations. When warm, the pliable feel of polymer clay allows for effortless moulding of intricate forms and combinations. Its adaptability lends itself to imitating different materials, such as stone, giving artists the opportunity to achieve lifelike textures and finishes. For a reliable oven-bake clay that delivers enduring outcomes with frequent use, turn to Just Resin. Popular colours on sale are pomegranate, burnt orange, wasabi, purple pearl, zinc yellow and cobalt blue. 

Why Is Polymer Art So Popular?

Polymer clay art is a favored medium for crafting, known for its affordability and ease of use. It can be easily baked in a standard oven, making it a convenient option for artists without kiln access. Once cured, it polymer clay art becomes sturdy and long-lasting, making it an excellent choice for creating everything from jewelry to decorations. Its versatility also makes it a great gift for sculptors and those with artistic abilities.

What Sets It Apart From Other Sculpting Materials?

Polymer clay is easy to use versatile and superior option for sculpting. It offers strength and durability while remaining lightweight, making it ideal for both simple clay moulding projects and complex clay art sculptures. In fact, it has earned a reputation as the best sculpting clay online. Available at Just Resin its soft and flexible texture ensures that your creations will remain durable. It's ability to hold fine detail and vibrant colours make it a great choice for techniques like mokume gane and caning. You can easily create intricate designs such as millefiori beads-canes, mica shift effects, delicate scrapbook pages, and stunning glass adornments.

What Are Some Examples Of Polymer Clay Art That I Can Create?

Polymer clay is a fantastic addition to resin art, allowing for the creation of unique pieces. Its flexibility allows it to be moulded into any desired shape or form, making it perfect for intricate designs and details on resin artwork. Its durability ensures that your piece will not break or crack over time, even when exposed to high temperatures during the resin curing process. This makes it a great medium for sculpting artists who want to experiment with embedding objects in their resin work.

Just Resin polymer clay is a versatile material for crafting various objects using resins:

• Jewellery
• Sculptures
• Keychains
• Creating Moulds
• Flowers
• Earrings

The possibilities are endless when using sculpey polymer clay, souffle clay, and resin. Exploring these materials together can enhance your skills and technique.

Can Polymer Clays Be Mixed Together?

Absolutely, poly clays can be mixed together to create new and unique colours and textures. Polymer clay comes in a wide range of shades, giving you endless possibilities for colour combinations.
However, keep these points in mind when mixing:
Make sure the polymer clays are compatible with each other to avoid potential issues.
Use a clean work surface and tools to avoid contamination.
There are two methods for mixing clays: hand mixing and machine mixing. The former is simpler and can be done with just a few clay tools, while the latter is faster and more thorough but requires specialised equipment such as a pasta machine for achieving uniform thickness. Whichever method you choose, ensure that you mix until there are no streaks or lumps left. 
Once fully mixed, your clay is ready to use like any other!

How Should You Store Sculpture Clay?

To properly store sculpture clay, use an airtight container and avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. This will maintain its freshness and prevent dryness. Exposure to high humidity may cause stickiness or brittleness. The recommended storage temperature range is 10 to 21 degrees Celsius. If not using all the polymer clay at once, refrigerate it while wrapped in plastic to prevent moisture absorption. Before using again, allow the sculpture clay to warm up to room temperature.

How To Work With Art Clay?

When using polymer clay, it is important to first review the instructions. Also, remember to work in a well-ventilated space. While the fumes from polymer clay are generally safe, they can cause discomfort if exposed to high temperatures in the oven. It's important to note that polymer clay can become hot with prolonged handling. To prevent any skin irritation, be sure to take regular breaks and avoid direct contact with the clay. And as always, carefully follow the baking instructions to ensure a successful outcome. By taking these simple steps, you can fully enjoy working with polymer clay without any concerns.