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A gentle blossom pink, requested by name more often than any other shade we stock.
| Shelf | Clay by the color |
|---|---|
| Shade | Pink |
| 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 |
Of all the single colors we carry, pink is the one that gets named out loud. Blossom, pigs, cheeks, ice cream, flamingos, the inside of a shell: it has a surprisingly wide range of honest uses on top of simply being wanted. And because it gets used for the pieces a child cares about most, it disappears from a mixed kit faster than anything except green.
The tone is a soft blossom rather than a hot fuchsia, which means it works as a skin tone for small figures and as a petal at the same time. Mixed with a trace of white it becomes almost a shell pink; with a trace of red it goes toward a deeper rose.
Light, springy and quick to shape. Rolled thin it makes petals that hold their curve, which is the test this color gets put to most. Joins are pressure only, so a flower can be assembled petal by petal with nothing but fingers.
Let rolled petals firm for a few minutes before assembling, or the weight of the upper ones flattens the lower ones. This is the single most useful habit on this whole shelf.
Petals and thin shapes dry overnight and stay light enough to glue to a card or hang on a thread. Push any hanging hole through while the clay is soft; drilling a dry piece splits it. Seal the bag with the air pressed out and the remainder keeps for months.
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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