Creative Paperclay Creative Paper 16 oz, White

I bought this to make dolls with, but also used it to mend an old Victorian mirror. It had a scroll design on the top, and a big chunk had broken off one of the scrolls. I rolled out a lump of the paper clay to the thickness of the scroll (as you would do with pastry) - when it was nearly dry, I used a sharp craft knife to cut the shape of the scroll and then left it to dry completely. It was then glued to the wood using "no nails", then sanded smooth. Now it has been painted, you can't tell there was ever any damage. My antique dealer friend is very impressed!

Durable happy with my creations and purchase

A very good product, dose what it supposed to do

So lovely to work with, can add a small amount of water to the surface to keep working with it. Exactly what I was looking for. The quality is so high that its definitely worth the price. Will be buying again when I run out!

I have just begun using Paperclay over other clays. I am currently using it for masks, so its light-weight quality is excellent. So far it has stuck to a plastic mask material, paper, card and of course dry paperclay. Once dry, it is carve-able and sand-able. I am very happy with this product!

Wonderful to work with Paperclay. I am a danish artist creating mix media on canvas and I create sculptures. I have used some different materials, but found out years ago, that Creative Paperclay is the very best. I can't buy it in Denmark, but then I can buy it on Amazon. Good price here and good delivery.

Very soft and sticky! Does not hold shape on larger sculpts, no good for making flower petals, has a texture of flower mixed with water, messy. Good for small projects that can be made on a flat surface, drys rather quick depending on thickness, good for adding ontop of other material and can be spread thin.

It’s quite expensive for such a small amount but does the job well!