Fimo Pro is available in large 454-gram blocks. It has a firm consistency and optimized colors created with pure pigments. The various Fimo Professional clays can be mixed together, but they can also be combined with other types of clay, such as Fimo Soft, Fimo Effect, or Fimo Leather Effect.
This polymer clay has a texture that is both soft and firm. Easy to knead, it is, however, less flexible than Fimo Soft. Of the entire Fimo range, the Professional version is the most durable after baking. Its stable formula prevents your creations from breaking. It’s the perfect Fimo clay for making canes, pendants, figurines, or buttons.
What is Fimo clay? It’s a polymer clay that hardens when baked. It’s ideal for making jewelry, magnets, keychains, and more. Fimo is the best-known brand, but there are others as well. Check out all our tutorials for decorative items and jewelry made from polymer clay!
How do you use Fimo clay?
1) Work on a tile or a silicone mat.
2) Knead the polymer clay by hand, with a rolling pin, or in a machine.
3) Shape it.
4) Place your creations on the baking sheet to bake.
5) When the oven reaches 110°C, bake your creations for 30 minutes.
6) Remove your creations from the baking sheet and let them cool.
7) Leave the oven door and window open to let the heat escape.
Use our modeling tools to shape your creations. Our cookie cutters and textured sheets will help you create unique and original pieces.
Once dry, you can sand, scrape, paint, sculpt, or even varnish your projects.
New to Fimo clay? Learn how to bake Fimo clay, how to store it, how to soften clay that’s become too hard, and much more.
Details:
- divided into 9 portions
- weight: 454 g
- dimensions: 174 x 60 x 33 mm
- resealable packaging
Warning: For children 8 years and older only, under adult supervision—safety precautions must be explained to children before use.
Read the safety instructions carefully before use.
Sold per 1 piece.
