Are these made of polymer clay that you could slice and bake into other projects?
53247
i think so...they are or seem to be that 'fimo' type clay.....i dont think it would ruin them if you baked them more with clay of that type.
53248
I would say these are made of a harder/cheaper plastic material rather than a polymer clay. They can be cut quite thin (I let them sit in the sun for a bit) but I don't think you could really dent or manipulate them and then re-bake them into something else, partly because they are really tiny. They are however cheaper enough to try and see what happens. Good luck!
53249
They look identical to ones I just used at a class. They are polymer clay. If they are too hard to cut, cup the cane in your hand, and huff on them (you know, like when you check for bad breath, hee hee). The heat from your breath and the warmth from your hands will soften them up enough to slice. Also, it is recommended that they be sliced on a tile or other surface that won't mar or dent the clay. You can get one at Home Depot for about 50 cents.
53250
I'm not sure because whenever I use them I just cut them and put them on my nails, it makes designing them easy and it comes out super cute. All i do is use some top coat as adhesive to keep them on my nails. When/ if you get them you can try it on some of them
53251
Yes, you can I have done it several times I only use them to put on other clay projects, hope that helps.
1315979
I do not see why not. The mold is pretty flexible so you can remove it at any point of your work. I use it with polymer bakable clay.
1454609
Only if you want your charm to fall apart. You're much better off with the name brand clays that require baking. You can use an old toaster oven outside to bake the clay.
1827999
Yes, thats the clay i use when making a piece. Just be sure to put a coat of the clear spray to seal it or the mold will tear your original apart and you'll have to scrub your mold. :) hope this helps and good luck on your work!
1641708
I use this just for polymer clay. It works great, and it will help protect wooden work surfaces. The grid is great for measuring and cutting with a tissue blade. The clay will discolor the mat a bit over time. I have not tried baking clay while it is on the mat.
870614
Yes I believe you can. My mother used to make them in this type of pan. I would suggest you line the pan with wax paper or parchment paper.
1129527
No. They are made of TPE (thermoplastic elastomer), which is a mixture of a plastic and a rubber polymer.
571828
I would say no. These are some form of plastic and simply intended as a pastry board.
873879
Yes. They can be crispy. Ypu may need to experiment with the time but ir can be done. Also note how thick you cut the pieces
519326
I don't believe so. I'm pretty sure they're made of polypropylene only. There was no mention of BPA at the time of my purchase. I would definitely check with the seller to be 100% certain though. Good luck! :)
2004201
Yes most pple use them for that that's y I bought then... You can glue then on like rienstones or encapsulate them w acrylic.. You just cut a really thin slice off.. It's kind of hard to cut super thin slices u will need a razor blade... They're super cute tho
74678
I'm pretty sure they would work well for clay. I love them for fondant texture...... which is similar to clay.
2129547
I would guess not. They are pretty flimsy. There is no structure. Even if the plastic made it through, they would probably be misshapen. Most silicone cooking ware has a metal structure the silicone fits in. This is just silicone.
1634848
Yes and no these are much smaller, normally used for cutting different shapes. I do have the more larger ones (3x6 and 3x8 where you use to layer your desserts), now you can layer very small and thin items with these as well.
1732323
Since they're silicone, you should be able to bake in them. They would need support since they're quite flexible. Haven't tried it myself. Don't have any paper work to check cautions. Why don't you contact seller?
872822
yes, these are for one time use. They are great if you need to make large quantities and you don't have multiple metal baking forms. They are also look great.
2167967
the largest ones might be big enough. i bought mine to use with polymer clay and frankly, i was surprised at how small they are. my suggestion is to buy the sets of individual shapes - they'll get a lot more use for sandwiches