I've been a big Fimo fan since about the age of ten when my mam first bought me a selection of colours as a Christmas gift. Since then I have used fimo to create cards, xmas decorations, cake toppers, nativity scenes etc. Fimo is easy to use and easy to complete in the oven. The Fimo Soft Glitter is one of my favourites styles for several reasons. Initially this is an excellently mixing medium. This fimo does excatly what it says on the tin! Its soft! And that is essentially all you want in a mixing clay. However, to use on its own it can be a bit of a nightmare! It is so soft that the slightest touch can completely wreck your design. In addition to this, the ...  Read the complete review

I was introduced to polymer clay when I attended a bead making course in West Dean college. It was a weekend course and it open the door to the colourful world of Fimo polymer clay. Fimo polymer clay, a useful handicraft that is suitable for children and adults. There are 3 types of fimo polymer clay, classic, transparent and soft. The colours of the flay ranges from intense tone to light and translucent colour. The soft clay glitter version add a touch of class to the artwork. At the moment there are more than 48 colours in the fimo soft polymer clay range. It is amazing the numbers of things that can be made from Fimo polymer clay. You can ...  Read the complete review

I'm by no means an arty person but when I get the time I do like to get my craft stuff out & make things - especially this time of year when it's cold & grey.... I came across Fimo in a magazine & bought some to try from Hobbycraft several years ago & was well impressed. It was invented by a dollmaker who couldn't get hold of plastic in the 1930s (due to war effort) - funny how things begin isn't it?... My daughters are 22 & 17 years old now but sometimes we still have crafty sessions in the run-up to Christmas. This fimo clay is great to use for all sorts of things such as making beads, make into ...  Read the complete review