The Sculpey Liquid Clay Softener & Thinner is a great tool to have in your artist-toolbox, as it is helpful for both solid Sculpey clays and Liquid Sculpey! Check out this quick video with Amy Koranek to see how to use it!
I like to keep my 2oz blocks of premo in those 2oz tiny containers that come in 10s with white lids that you often see in dollar stores one brand i use being "Surefresh 2oz containers", the square kinds, i keep my premo 2oz blocks in them and if I've had clay for years that have gone stiff and somewhat dry, those containers are great because if you put a few drops of clay softener in them the clays absorb it overtime without me having to do the placing clay in a plastic baggie and working it in the clay. More of the product gets into the clay and it's not messy unlike the bag method that also a decent amount of the softener goes to waste with the bag because it smears all over the bag rather than most of it being contained around the clay. I did find 2 more sizes of square containers that looks similar to those 2oz surefresh containers with the white lids, they don't have a brand name but i did find them in Alliexpress i got them in sizes to also match 8oz and 16oz equaling 1 LB for those bigger blocks. I'm also looking for something that's around 4 to 5 oz for storing 2 2oz blocks at the same time making it 4 oz because i like to buy colors based on how often ill use them in projects, white translucent and white being the ones i use the most so i typically get them in 8oz for white and 1lb for white translucent. I do store the blocks in those containers i don't just use them to soften clay, they're always going to be in those containers with a label on the lid saying what color and brand of clay goes into it. Great thing about them is the clays don't get dusty and it's simply taking the amount i want and placing the excess back in..... I hate the bag storage system and i don't think divider boxes are as efficient as storing each color in individual boxes that fits their size.
