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A warm pumpkin orange that reads as autumn, fire and fruit without any mixing.
| Shelf | Clay by the color |
|---|---|
| Shade | Orange |
| Format | Sealed bag, one shade |
| Weight | About 1.1 lb |
| Drying | Air dry, 24 to 48 hours, no oven |
| Finish | Light and slightly yielding when dry |
| Rating | 4.1 out of 5 from 599 ratings |
| Price we last confirmed | $14.99 |
Orange has a season and it is a long one. Pumpkins, leaves, foxes, flames, carrots and every piece of fruit a child can name all come out of this bag, and the months from September onward go through it faster than any other warm shade. Buying it as a pound rather than a block means the autumn project does not stop halfway.
The tone leans warm rather than neon, which keeps it believable next to the brown and the red. A little white turns it into a soft apricot; a little red pushes it toward a deep ember that works well for fire.
Light, soft and quick to take a shape, with the same squishy texture as the rest of this shelf. It is forgiving of being re-worked: a pumpkin that comes out lopsided can be rolled back into a ball and started again as many times as patience allows, as long as the clay has not been left open.
For ribbed shapes like a pumpkin, press the grooves with the back of a pencil while the clay is still fully soft. Once the surface starts to set, pressing cracks it.
A hollow pumpkin the size of a plum is dry overnight; a solid one is not, and will likely crack as it shrinks. Build the bigger round things as a shell around a crumpled ball of foil or paper and they dry evenly and weigh almost nothing.
From buyers
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★★★★★
I needed this for a winter conversion on a dollhouse kit. It's a bit gooey at first but when it dries out just a little it's very easy to work with; stays nice and bright white. You can use a wet finger to smooth it out, Attaching a photo of my project! Was exactly what I needed.
Ian S. Horst · September 12, 2026
★★★★★
I enjoy working with this clay. would highly recommend. I use it for making doll heads and hands.
Rubysunshineditmore · August 6, 2026
★★★★☆
Clay is soft and moist to the touch, starts drying quickly within 5 minutes of working with it, starts cracking, is excellent clay but must work quickly , do not take out more than what you need at a given time
DMS · March 30, 2026
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