Sculpey Premo Polymer Oven-Bake Clay, Cadmium Yellow Hue, Non Toxic, 1 lb. bar

This clay crumbled and was so hard I couldn’t soften it by hand. I spent over 30 minutes tryingto get soft enough to form, but nowhere close to how it should have been. There is no use by or sell by date, but there should be. Or at very least the manufacture date. Although this was a great price, it wasn’t worth it as it was rock hard and very stale.

I purchased 2lbs of Primo Sculpy and they are a bit dry as to be expected. Pick up some Sculpy clay softener. It helps big time.

This color in person is just as it appears on my screen. It's a brilliant in-your-face yellow.Fortunately (or unfortunately as your case may be) it's the only Sculpey Yellow available in a 16oz. block.If you're new to polymer clay this will help, if you're a veteran you already know this.If you need a lighter shade of yellow (or any color), it's usually more economical to buy the large 8oz. or 16oz. blocks of the color and the 8oz. or 16oz. blocks of white and blend to achieve the shade you desire rather than buy all those 2oz. "Accent" bars.Do you want a Light Pearl Yellow? Use the Cadmium Yellow and mix it with the Sculpey White Pearl  Sculpey Premo Art Clay Accents, Pearl .To get a brownish-yellow pearl I've mixed some of the cadmium yellow with a 2oz. Antique Gold. There's so many shades you can create.Have fun!

I use Premo! for 99% of my art, and I find that it's easy to use, yet strong when cured correctly.

For the price, you get a lot of clay and it arrived ready to use and in good condition. For those who work in polymer clay to make Skinner blends and canes, yellow is always a needed color and this buying option is a great way to get a large bulk of clay in a beautiful color!

Cheaper one is almost the same.

Perfect! Easy to use and finishes great

Excellent product... beautiful color...

This product showed up completely unusable! It was so crumbly I couldn’t even condition it! Very unhappy