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Sculpey Souffle Polymer Clay 48g - Creme Brulee
Sculpey Souffle Polymer Clay 48g - Creme Brulee
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Soufflé polymer clay in colour 6091 creme brulee. A warm creamy beige with soft caramel undertones, a rich neutral shade inspired by the classic dessert. Its opaque finish makes it perfect for modern, earthy palettes, minimalist jewellery, and natural-toned designs.
Key features
• Brand: Sculpey Soufflé
• Colour: 6091 creme brulee
• This is a limited edition Sculpey web exclusive colour.
• Shade: caramel beige
• Weight: 57g / 2oz block
• Strong and versatile polymer clay
Souffle has a lovely suede-like finish, light but strong and flexible.
Mix creme brulee with other Souffle clay colours to create softened neutrals, warm pastel blends, and earthy gradients. It pairs beautifully with muted greens, blush tones, and deeper browns for an elegant, natural palette.
Details & Uses:
Details & Uses:
Details & uses
This premium polymer clay is suitable for both professional artists and hobbyists.
Perfect for:
• Polymer clay earrings and jewellery
• Sculpting figurines and character miniatures
• Modelling charms, ornaments and small home décor pieces
• Creating faux precious stones and beads.
Mix and match colours to build your own palettes. Or combine mulitiple effects for unique results.
Curing Info & Tips:
Curing Info & Tips:
Curing info
Always follow the baking temperature and time printed on your clay packet – different brands and ranges have slightly different requirements.
Never bake hotter than recommended.
Use a household oven (not a microwave) and place your pieces on a tile or baking tray. Tent with foil or baking paper to help prevent scorching. Allow your creations to cool completely before testing strength or adding varnish and findings.
Safety & Colour Info:
Safety & Colour Info:
Safety & colour info
Polymer clay is safe and non-toxic when used as directed by the manufacturer. Always wash your hands after use and avoid using the same tools and equipment for both food and clay.
Bake pieces in a well-ventilated area and avoid burning the clay – if it overheats, it may release an unpleasant smell. Discard any burnt pieces.
Please note that colours can vary from screen to screen and may not be an exact match to the clay in real life. Small colour differences between batches are also normal with polymer clay.
Tip for Best Results:
Tip for Best Results:
Tips for best results
• Condition your clay thoroughly by warming, rolling and folding it until smooth and pliable.
• Use sharp blades and cutters for clean edges, and sand or buff after baking if desired.
• For translucent and special-effect clays, experiment with thinner pieces, layering and inclusions (glitter, mica powders, foils) to make the most of the effect.
• Store unused clay wrapped and away from heat and direct sunlight to keep it fresh.
