1. Sculpey Premo

2. Sculpey III

3. Sculpey Soufflé

4. Sculpey Liquid

5. Fimo Soft

6. Pardo ArtClay

7. Kato PolyClay

8. Cernit

1

Sculpey Premo

•Use an oven-safe dish or ceramic tile.

•Heat oven to 275℉ (130℃)

use an oven thermometer to check the temperature.

•Bake 30mins for 1/4-inch(6mm) thickness.

•Do not microwave. Do not overbake.

 

2

Sculpey III

•Use an oven-safe dish or ceramic tile.

•Heat oven to 275℉ (130℃)

Use an oven thermometer to check the temperature.

•Bake 15mins for 1/4-inch(6mm) thickness.

•Do not microwave. Do not overbake.

 

3

Sculpey Soufflé

•Use an oven-safe dish or ceramic tile.

•Heat oven to 275℉ (130℃)

Use an oven thermometer to check the temperature.

•Bake 30mins for 1/4-inch(6mm) thickness.

•Do not microwave. Do not overbake.

 

4

Sculpey Liquid

•Stir before using.

•Heat oven to 275℉ (135℃)

Use an oven thermometer to check the temperature.

•Bake 15mins for thickness under 1/4-inch (6mm)

•Bake 30mins for thickness over 1/4-inch (6mm)

•Do not microwave. Do not overbake.

 

5

Fimo Soft

•Use an oven-safe dish or ceramic tile.

•Heat oven to 230℉ (110℃)

Use an oven thermometer to check the temperature.

•Bake for 30mins for 1/4-inch(6mm).

•Do not microwave. Do not over bake.

 

6

Pardo Art-Clay

•Use an oven-safe dish or ceramic tile.

•Heat oven to 248°F (120℃)

use an oven thermometer to check the temperature.

•Bake 30mins for 1/4-inch(6mm) thickness.

•Do not microwave. Do not overbake.

 

7

Kato PolyClay

•Use an oven-safe dish or ceramic tile.

•Heat oven to 300°F (150℃)

Use an oven thermometer to check the temperature.

•Bake 10mins for 1/4-inch(6mm) thickness.

•Do not microwave. Do not overbake.

 

8

Cernit

•Use an oven-safe dish or ceramic tile.

•Heat oven to 265°F(130°C)

Use an oven thermometer to check the temperature.

•Bake 30mins for 1/4-inch(6mm) thickness.

•Do not microwave. Do not overbake.

 

Keep Polymer Clay Baking Instructions at Your Fingertips.

Having a ready-to-use guide in the form of flashcards eliminates the need to rely on internet searches or deciphering instructions from crumpled packaging.

 

 

What you will need

✅The PDF- printed out.

✅Scissors

✅Laminate pages or wide clear packing tape.

✅Hole puncher.

✅Key ring

Step 1

Print out the pdf and cut out the baking instruction squares.

 

Step 2

Laminate the square with either laminate page(s) or wide clear packing tape.

 

Step 3

Use a hole puncher to punch out the grey circles.

 

Step 4

Slip the squares around a key ring and keep them in a place for easy checking while working with polymer clay.

 

✨And a reminder:

 

It is important to know that these are the recommended baking instructions from each brand.

Basically, what you would see on the package.

But some polymer clay users believe you can achieve a stronger cure with a longer bake time.