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Blending Premo & Sculpey III
Hi all! Due to happy circumstances I have received a large quantity
of Sculpey III (large quantity = at least 150 2 oz. packages). My preferred brand is Premo. However, this big pile of Sculpey III just begs the question: how well does Sculpey blend with Premo? I'm thinking especially about mixing in a bit of colored Sculpey into Premo translucent, but also in all other color combinations as well? Does anyone have any recommendations on the best proportions for mixing these two clays while not sacrificing Premo's superior durability and ease of use? Are we talking 50/50? Or three-quarters Premo to one-quarter Sculpey? Or is it an even lower proportion? I'm ready to do my own experiments but was wondering if anyone had experience with it themselves. I don't want to think that the Sculpey is completely unusable for my purposes. I mean...that is a LOT Of clay and I'd hate to waste it! So suggestions for its use other than blending it with Premo are more than welcome! Thanks for your time! |
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