STAEDTLER 8020-605 FIMO Soft Oven-Hardening Polymer Modelling Clay - Pastel Lilac (1 x 57g Block)

Value for money and easy to use

This polymer clay white is a small sample of colour but it’s soft, easy to use and suitable for mixing and painting with chalk pastels.

No use buying cheaper product. This is worth the price

Easy to use, good value

I love FIMO clay and this is all that I use for my earring business. So, as normal decided to buy some on Amazon with prime delivery. I ordered FIMO soft cherry red, which was fine but I ordered this soft light pink and it has come as an effect? The effects on the clay are lovely but I didn’t want an effect for this clay and would have liked to have gotten what I’d paid for

I am very familiar with Fimo clay and have been using it for a few years. I am used to its flexibility and moulding. Delivery was pretty fast.Brilliant Blue clay was perfect, just as expected. It was soft and very easy to mould, it did not crumble. Very easy to work with.The colour plum was also supposed to be 'soft' but it was a little harder to work with. It did crumble a little and took me a few extra hours as I had to redo certain pieces of work to hide the splits.Overall, I am happy I decided to purchase the Fimo Clay from this seller. However, I would advise to only purchase small quantities and the quality of the clay may vary depending on colour.

The product is fine. But very small. Like fits in the palm of your hand. I was expecting a bit more for the price but the quality is good

I love fimo, when it’s fresh. The softness of fimo soft depends on its color - some colors softer than others and have a bit different feel to touch. For instance Flesh and Black are usually my go to, I buy large blocks and they are perfect softness for me. I don’t fancy white and grey, they are a bit tougher and more rubbery to work with. I usually paint my clay so I don’t use much of colored fimo, this time I needed pink clay for making bows and I didn’t want to paint them, so I ordered this particular Lilac Fimo soft - and it’s was bad, I think because it was old batch, it was brittle and hard to mould and cracked every time I tried to loop the bow. If you get fresh fimo, you can squish it without even opening, old fimo will not change the shape that easy, so be aware. If you try this before opening you can send it back if it’s too hard, because it shouldn’t be hard