DAS Air-Hardening Modeling Clay - Terra Cotta Clay 2.2lb Block - Pliable Air Clay for Sculpting and Coating - Easy to Use Air Dry Modeling Clay for All Ages - Molding Clay for Sculpting and More

Made some flower frogs for gifts- a 2 pound block of clay gave me 16 discs, a 1/4” thick and about 4” across. Easy to work with, I’m very happy with how this project came out!

Great product for repairing my old chimney cap. Easy to use & like the terra cotta color too. 👍👍

Very messy to begin with, being it comes out of the pkg wet. Recommend wearing gloves. I love the color. I made Christmas ornaments. I love the way they turned out!

White clay: 5 STARSTerra cotta: no good. Have bought 2 so far, one from Amazon, one from another vendor, both have way too much water in them. Tried letting them air a bit at a time, but doesn’t do the same as the white clay.

I needed to repair a teracata rabbit for a friend and this was perfect. I remade one ear and the tail, once it was dry I made slip to paint the entire piece. The slip gave me a uniform color and covered seam areas where I had glued some pieces back together.

Hi.Looks wonderful and would love to make anything you would like.

Sawed through my 1942 brick cladding w/a 9" diamond blade to enlarge a door opening and discovered half the bricks were hollow - and the brick mould would not conceal the holes. Plus, some bricks were damaged in the process. I tried some expensive fussy little pots of stuff that was already dried out (reconstitute in microwave). With the door install pending, I ordered this stuff out of desperation, and lo! it worked! It's reasonably priced for a brick sized slab and stays workable for maybe 30+ mins by adding water. Plus, you can tint it w/acrylic paints to match your brick color. It hardens like masonry and sanded or scraped as needed.But be sure to keep the clay covered and don't leave it open or it'll get crusty. Just unwrap to cut off pieces as needed. Wrap tightly and it'll keep. Mine's still good after 6 months.

This stuff probably has a thousand uses, but I use it to build up the base for dioramas, after less than great results with sculptamold. It air dries and doesn't seem to shrink or crack, at least the way I use it, which is to build up fairly thin layers. Not too messy either. Good stuff!