My Favorite Sculpting Supplies

Fimo soft is one of the most durable clay brands I have ever tried! Great for those looking to get into professional sculpting/charm making...

Sculpey Premo is one of my favorites because the clay has an easy-to-use consistency right out of the package. A few minutes of conditioning i...

My favorite clay for making fake frosting and icing Great for children as no conditioning will be needed  Sculpey iii clay is very soft and...

This is the liquid clay I use for all my frostings, but I also use it as glue when building onto charms! Liquid Sculpey can also be used to so...

Fimo Liquid is one of my favorite types of liquid clay. Especially for making soups, syrups, or any other type of semi-translucent food!  This...

This is the glaze I use for most of my charms! Easy to use and dries quick Shine tends to dull a bit over time, but still remains quite glo...

I use chalk pastels on a daily basis to shade the food charms I make! Shading can be used to achieve a "baked" look on food charms, but it ca...

I use a crafting knife like this pretty much every time I sculpt! Replacement blades can be purchased, and they are easy to switch out. As yo...

This is my go-to mold maker! The putty is easy to mix & it doesn't make a mess  Molds pick up detail well Cures much faster than any othe...

Dotting tools can be used to create texture, small holes, etc. If these are too small for your craft, I'd recommend ball tools.   ⬇ Shop all ...

Needle tools can be used to create food-like texture, make holes in clay (such as for beads), etc. One of my most essential clay tools ...

Rolls clay nice and smooth Tip: use popsicle sticks or thin slabs of wood underneath the ends of the roller while flattening clay (this will ens...