Jenna Air Dry Clay is an incredibly versatile and pliable clay medium, offering boundless creative possibilities. Whether you're crafting figurines, sculpting cake toppers, creating unique return gifts, or enhancing your home decor, this clay provides the perfect canvas for expressing your imagination in a multitude of forms. Its flexibility and malleability make it ideal for bringing virtually any type of object to life, empowering you to explore and realize your artistic visions with ease and precision. So, you can create with confidence, knowing your projects will turn out just right!

Jenna Pigment Paste is carefully made with highly concentration pigments, specifically designed for blending with Jenna Air Dry Clay to create vibrant colors and unique shades effortlessly. Jenna Pigment Paste offers a variety of colors to choose from, so you can find the perfect shades to bring your creations to life!

Optionally, it can be also be mixed with oil paint, acrylic paint, or pigment powders. Also when the clay is dry you can paint the figure with acrylic or water-based paints.

Wondering how to stick wet clay pieces together? Jenna Craft Glue is your answer! It's perfect for bonding your clay creations while they're still moist. Optionally, you can also use any other craft glues available.

And for dry clay pieces, Jenna Instafix has got you covered! Once your clay creations are fully dried, simply apply Jenna Instafix for a secure hold. Alternatively, you can also try using Locatite or Fevikwik for similar results.

With Jenna Air Dry Clay, you don't need to worry about complicated drying processes. Simply let it air dry naturally! As it dries, it becomes both hard and flexible, without the need for baking or any other special treatments. Plus, the best part? It won't break easily, even if it takes a tumble. This natural drying feature not only simplifies the crafting experience but also ensures that your creations endure with durability and longevity.

Jenna Air Dry Clay needs a minimum of 24 hours to dry naturally. Thicker items, exceeding 1/4 inch (6mm), may need considerably more time.

Drying time for this clay varies based on the clay piece's size, ranging from a day to a week. To dry, it's placed at room temperature on either a polystyrene mat or EVA foam. Periodically changing its position ensures even and thorough drying.

Unused clay should be stored in airtight containers to prevent it from hardening and drying out.
Resealable bags are a great option for this purpose. Remember to squeeze out any excess air from the bag before sealing it with adhesive tape, and then store the bag in a plastic container for added protection.

If the clay is sticky and you encounter any of the following situations—stretching it until it's very thin, molding a figure using a silicone mold, or finding it sticking to your hands when you try to work with it.

Here's what you can do:
- Sprinkle a small amount of cornstarch or talcum powder on your work surface and hands.
(*Note: Avoid using excessive amounts of cornstarch /talcum powder, as these can dry out the
clay if overused.)
- Alternatively, you can use petroleum jelly, baby oil or hand cream.
- If you're using a rolling machine, it's advisable to spray oil on the rollers before rolling out the clay.
- When using molds, it's best to apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly, cornstarch or talcum powder, liquid coconut oil, or hand cream before placing the clay into the mold.