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TEMONING Polymer Clay, 50 Colors Oven Bake Clay with 27 Models Creations Book and Rolling Pin, Modelling Clay Soft and Nontoxic DIY Plastic Tools and Accessories … (50)
▶BAKE:Oven Temperature 135℃(275℉), at least bake at 3-30 minutes, Please testing the time from 3 minutes if you are new Beginner. Bake at a lower temperature for longer if unsure.Clay takes 24 hours to fully Harden.▶Creations Books(18*13cm,44pages). 32 models. Step-by-step Instructions and Photos. Pre-tested directions, No experience needed. Great results the first time. Designed for your success.▶Eco-friendly Material: Non-toxic, No fragrance, Well-Testing standards to assure its safety and perfect quality. ▶Each color 20 gram.Each color 20 gram. Strictly conform to CE and ASTM F963▶: Any Quality Problem, REFUND or RESEND.You Have My Word. Contact US▶: Any Other Problem, You will be SATISFIED 100%, You have my word. Contact US
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u/DianeBcurious · 1 pointr/polymerclay

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Those are mostly "no-name" brands of polymer clay, and are generally low-quality polymer clays --often "too soft" for doing certain things well/easily and sometimes even sticky.

As for which you might keep working with, that would depend on the texture and characteristics you want, the temp where you are and the heat of your hands, what you like to make and how much of it would be fine-detail, how much strength you need in the final piece or parts, etc.

Premo is the one I recommend to all newbies since it's medium-firmness, comes in lots of great colors and special colors, and can do any technique in the polymer clay world very well.

As for "Fimo," you still haven't mentioned the specific line of Fimo you're using...I'm guessing it's probably Fimo Soft though?
.....Fimo Soft is liked by some polymer clayers, but not by me and many other clayers for the reasons mentioned above.
.....Fimo Professional is excellent, but is very firm (before conditioning) and firmer than Premo and definitely firmer than Fimo Soft (although the Fimo Professional Doll Art colors will be a bit softer than regular Fimo Professional colors).

So I'd recommend Premo, and I'd recommend Fimo Professional next.
If Fimo Professional is too firm for you though (after conditioning), I'd recommend Cernit or even Fimo Soft.

Btw, all brands/lines and colors of polymer clay can be mixed together. The characteristics you'll get will be the same proportion as the proportions of the clays you'd used for the new mix and their characteristics.

And new colors of polymer clay can be mixed too, and whole palettes of color can even be mixed from 3 basic colors plus black and lots of white:
in other words, a very true red + blue + yellow, or some clayers use turquoise + fuschia + lemon yellow.
Any "red, blue and yellow" can be used though, even using gold as a "yellow"; it's just that the final palette will be different. So you don't have to settle only for colors you buy!
This page at my site has recipes for mixing up various individual colors, and also mixing up whole palettes of color, if you're interested:
http://glassattic.com/polymer/color.htm