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Hey Clay Easter Studio

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$22.75 $33.95 In stock

An air-dry clay kit with step-by-step 3D app instructions for decorating eggs with vibrant clay shapes and patterns.

Details

  • Includes 14 cans of clay; works with boiled eggs or fake eggs (not included)
  • Free app download required for interactive instructions
  • Suitable for children aged 3+ years
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

We grabbed a dozen fake eggs for this and the 14 cans of clay lasted through several afternoons of decorating. The 3D app instructions are surprisingly clear, so even my six-year-old could follow along without asking for help every two minutes.

Lily ★★★★★

The app made it so easy for my niece to sculpt tiny flowers and stripes on her own eggs without any mess. Each of the 14 cans came ready to use, and the clay dried to a nice matte finish within a day. She was so proud of her colorful Easter decorations.

Benjamin B. ★★★★★

My 6-year-old loved following the 3D app to decorate our hard-boiled eggs. The 14 cans of clay provided plenty of color to layer flowers and stripes. Our finished eggs looked almost too pretty to eat.