Description
STAEDTLER FIMO soft is a modelling clay that is ideal for adult beginners and amateur artists. It’s soft and pliable, making it really easy to shape. Modelling clay sets containing different colours allow you to let your creativity run free straight out of the box, as the clay doesn’t need to be softened first. DIY packs contain all the tools you need to create charming pieces of jewellery, accessories or decorative items for the home.
Bring creative ideas to life with FIMO soft
STAEDTLER FIMO soft is an oven-hardening modelling clay specifically designed for adult beginners and amateur artists. The clay is soft and pliable, making it really easy to shape. You can use it to transform your creative ideas into unique pieces of jewellery or decorative accessories for the home.
- FIMO soft is also compatible with:
– FIMO effect
– FIMO professional - Accessories for creating original details are available in the form of numerous FIMO accessories such as:
– Moulds
– Leaf metal and special adhesive
– Gloss or semi-gloss varnish
Do it yourself – Just the way you want
The DIY trend that originated in the UK is now hugely popular around the world. Whether in the workshop, at home or in the creative industry – people are finding the joy in doing it themselves. Many amateur artists really appreciate how DIY projects allow them to express their individuality and let off steam creatively. There’s a sense of a achievement when you look at what you’ve accomplished and it inspires you to make a start on your next project.
How do you harden items made from FIMO?
Once you have finished shaping FIMO soft, you need to harden the clay. To do this, proceed as follows:
- Preheat the oven to 110°C.
- Line a baking sheet with baking parchment or aluminium foil.
- Leave the modelled item to harden in the oven for 30 minutes.
- For best results, use an oven thermometer to check the temperature during hardening.
Important: FIMO models are only completely hardened once they have cooled down. Once cool, you can also continue working on the modelled pieces (painting, varnishing, polishing, etc.).
