With Foam Clay, you can decorate various craft materials such as glass, wood, cardboard, terracotta, or even textiles with imaginative motifs in a simple and colorful way. This foamy, soft modeling clay, featuring tiny styrofoam balls, does not smudge, is harmless to health, and hardens by itself when left to dry for one to three days after crafting. When stored in an airtight container, Foam Clay has a long shelf life. Even if you forget to put the lid back on immediately after use, you can still continue to use the clay. With a little water and good kneading, you can restore its elasticity.

The many different colors available will produce new shades when mixed; for example, blue and yellow will create a beautiful green. You can also layer different colored elements on top of each other, and they will adhere almost immediately. The dried and hardened mass can be cut into suitable shapes using tools like a knife or scissors. After rolling it out with a round stick or small rolling pin and allowing a thin layer of Foam Clay to dry, it is also suitable for cutting out figures using cookie cutters or motif punches.

This adaptable and well-adhering plasticine is excellent for covering the surfaces of craft objects made from wood, stone, clay, glass, cardboard, and numerous other materials. Use it to give sculpted figures skin, clothes, fur, or simply a splash of color. Decorate homemade containers, jewelry, or decorative objects with smaller or larger colored motifs made of Foam Clay to give them a personal touch. Additionally, you can easily roll the clay into sausages and cut it into pieces, allowing for the creation of colored hair, ribbons, or strings as further design elements.