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Air Hardening Modelling Clay Premium 250g – White
- Fine even texture ideal for free form sculptures
- Ideal for art, professional modelling and craft projects
- Introductory clay size block great for small-scale projects
- No baking needed, dries in 24hrs approx. (depending on thickness) to earthenware hardness
- Dries to a White, matte finish
- Can be sanded, drilled, painted or varnished once dry
- Resealable sticker included to help keep clay fresh
Handy hints
- Knead clay before use
- Make sure your work surface is smooth
- To join large portions of clay, score both surfaces and dampen with slip (water)
- Cover your project with cling film and a damp tea towel between sessions and store in a cool, dry place within an airtight container
- Wash your tools with water straight after use
Techniques:
- Soil
- Slab
- Pinch
- Score
Macrame Rope 5mm- Light Grey
- Premium Quality 5mm macrame rope great for all art & craft projects.
- Durable that will be easy to work with, odor-free and biodegradable.
- The ropes are super soft to the touch, smooth, and sturdy.
- A variety of colours to choose from.
- You can use this cotton rope for macrame wall hanging, plant hangers, gardening, gift wrapping, jewelry and crafts, pets toys and more
Oil Paint Premium 75ml Tube – Raw Sienna
- Smooth buttery consistency
- High level of pigmentation provides good covering power
- Excellent tinting strength and clean mixing for rich, vibrant colours
- Colours remain unchanged from wet to dry
- Very good lightfastness: Mont Marte Premium Oil Paints have a lightfast rating of 6 or above (equivalent to ASTM2). This means that under museum lighting conditions, the pigment will remain unchanged for 50-100 years
- Slower drying time gives you more flexibility to experiment with layering, blending and brush techniques
- Touch dry after 3-4 days (completely cures in 6-12 months)
- Finish varies across colours in the range
- Non-toxic
Handy hints:
- Use oil paints with wooden palettes (solvents such as turpentine and white spirits may damage plastic palettes)
- Change paint consistency by adding small amounts of turpentine and linseed oil
- Prepare your surface with a coat of primer
- Oil painting
- Glazing and sgrafitto
- Wet-on-wet
- Palette knife painting
- Impasto
- Grisaille
- Colour blocking
- Chiaroscuro
- Mixed media
Spray Paint -White
- Quick-drying thermoplastic acid.
- Easy to operate
- The paint coating is quick drying hard, thick and has an excellent luster adhesion, toughness and shock-resistance.
- Colors are good for decoration, with protection of surfaces
- Widely used for the protecting decoration of the surfaces of metal, glass and ABS plastics
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