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Sculpey III

Name: Sculpey III
Brand: Sculpey

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Sculpey III has the same excellent handling qualities as regular Sculpey, only it's softer and more pliable, making it easy to condition.

It bakes to hardness in the oven at 275°F (130°C) for 15 minutes per ¼" (6 mm) thickness. It requires no painting. Individual colors are sold in 2 oz (57 g) blocks.

Bright Ideas Set — Contains 10 blocks, 2 oz (57 g) each. Granny Smith, Hot pink, Fuschia Pearl, Just Orange, Violet, Turquoise, White, Purple, Yellow, Red Hot Red.

Classic Collection Set — Contains 10 blocks, 2 oz (57 g) each. White, Black, Chocolate, Blue, Yellow, Red, Beige, Emerald, Purple, and Just Orange.

Naturals Set — Contains 10 blocks, 2 oz (57 g) each. White, Moss, Beige, Sweet Potato, Elephant Gray, Suede Brown, Hazelnut, Tan, Black, and Red.

30-Color Sampler — Contains 30 assorted Sculpey III colors in 1 oz (28 g) blocks. The Sampler Set is a great way to try out a variety of colors without buying larger blocks. Colors include Black, Emerald, Violet, Yellow, Camouflage, Red Hot Red, Just Orange, Ballerina, Gentle Plum, Light Blue Pearl, Translucent, Sweet Potato, Blue, Deep Red Pearl, Pearl, Spring Lilac, Suede Brown, Granny Smith, Gold, Lemonade, Hot Pink, Chocolate, Beige, Turquoise, Leaf Green, Sky Blue, Silver, Red, White, and Teal Pearl.

Color Chart Note — Color charts represent approximations of the real color. Due to the many variations in monitors and browsers, colors may appear slightly different on different computer screens.

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