But they re cheap and safe because their resin codes are either 2 or 4.
Clay storage containers.
Storing unopened polymer clay blocks.
The very best way to keep your clay from drying out is to store it in tightly sealed containers.
Containers for storing and mixing clay.
Elaine of tooaquarius stores her clay blends in sheets in a soft plastic storage container.
Simuer 24 pack slime containers with lid heart shaped plastic foam ball clay beads storage box with lids for diy slime with 3pcs tools 4 2 out of 5 stars 100 9 99 9.
Whatever container you use you want to be able to keep the moisture level of the clay at the same place as when you first got your clay.
Choose a ceramic work center that doubles as a mobile clay cart or a smaller scale container set that offers airtight seals and an unobstructed view of the contents also great for storing art and craft supplies.
For clay storage and mixing blick offers clay containers of all sizes for use by professional ceramicists educators beginning artists and students.
A cellar if you have one.
Or you can use the technique employed by lisa pavelka storing your blends in a small binder between heavy duty protective plastic sheets that have slits down the side to create an opening.
Professional duty waterproof storage container with hinged lid in red model 246842 29 98 29 98.
Plastic grocery bags are not very elegant.
A small container that is hidden from sunlight.
Wrap using the inside of the bag don t use the printed side the ink might come off on your clay.
Latch storage box model 19848606 6 98 6 98.
I have used heavy duty ziplock bags and had much success with that simple method.
This new heavy duty all steel constructed cart with removable plastic clay container and lid accommodates approximately 140lbs of clay.
The debcor ceramic studio furniture 9405 portable moist clay storage cart is ideal for storing clay in bulk keeping clay moist and workable with added feature of mobility.
Non obvious craft storage solutions for polymer clay.
You should try to keep it a little lower than room temperature if possible and you should always try to prevent sunlight from hitting the clay.
Some good locations for you to store clay include the following.