Crayola Model Magic (2lb Bucket), Modeling Clay Alternative, Primary Colors, Air Dry Clay for Kids, Classrooms Supplies, 3+

I love working with this clay. I use it to make flower mirrors, to decorate vases, to add 3d pieces to my handmade wreaths, I make sandworm planters.. literally the list goes on. It's so easy to work with. It will dry, kinda quick but not too quick. You can always spritz a very teeny amount of water to your clay to make it dry slower. I haven't had issues with cracking. The amount you get in these tubs IS BOMB! If you buy the same amount in small packs you spend a good bit more. It's just a fun clay to use and the quality is awesome. PS, you can add a small amount of acrylic paint to the white clay and make a TON of different colors.

A great fave! Teachers can come up with so many creative projects. Another winner from Crayola!

It is good quality clay. It comes in multiple packages, which helps it stay fresh. The texture is just perfect for certain clay projects. Because it’s foam it doesn’t set too quickly, so it gives me time for making and correcting. And with white I can add acrylic paint to customize the color. This large set is the best price per ounce, especially for the quality. (Pic is my fake taffy candy I made with it. Such fun!)

Use it as basing material for warhammer 40k bases. Works wonders

My kids love this stuff. Its squishy like soft foam, molds easily, actually sticks to itself (unlike the new version of playdough), and best yet...it dries to become harder and more resiliant...great for making dollie cups, bowls, furniture, googly monsters, and much more. It works great with cookie cutters because the stuff doesn't stick to anything but itself. It is water soluble and washes out easily if it gets caught in a bunch of spilled water. Actually water is its big downfall...it will turn to mush if it contacts water...however you can use this to your advantage when it becomes somewhat dried out. Just wet it slightly under a faucet for a microsecond and then kneed it back and forth to regain its original fun consistency. Once its air dried, water doesn't affect it much. If you want to return something that has dried back to the original squishy state, simply leave out on a plate on the porch when it is raining or on an extra humid day for several hours. Cleanup is the best part of this stuff. It doesn't crumble like play dough and the kids seem to make a fraction of the overall mess.The only downside is that it dries out after a couple hours of play and you either have to renew it with the water trick or trash it. If you mix all the colors together, you end up with a red/brown color.Its been a great addition to the "art" supply stuff at home.

Fun to play with and easy to store if you are careful and make sure to fold down the package and put it in a Ziploc bag and squeeze out all the air when you are done using it. It's been weeks and is still soft.I only would have been happier if it had come with and airtight storage container or bags for each color for once the packages are open

Yes! The kids love model magic…with the primary colors you can teach them to mix great looking secondary colors. My 2 1/2 year old grandson could do it…such fun! No mess and no boo boo cloths needed for clean up. Seal up the foil packages and squeeze the excess air out of the baggies that you store it in so you can reuse!!!

Great product! Great price! I always have model magic on hand for my grandchildren. Perfect now thst they have outgrown playdough. (Grades 1,2,3 & 4)