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Sculpey Clay in Children's Jewelry?

Sculpey Clay in Children's Jewelry?

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Original Post

captainJanuary says

Can I use Sculpey Clay in my Children's Jewelry
PLEASE help!!!!!

Posted at 11:11pm Dec 2, 2010 EST

Responses

FayeMaloneDesigns says

Need to notify the manufacturer and get testing info from them.

Posted at 10:45am Dec 3, 2010 EST

ArtmakersWorldsAlpha says

Just be sure pieces are big enough to not be choking hazards.

Other than that, polymer clay is rated "non toxic."

Posted at 3:10pm Dec 3, 2010 EST

TooCuteKawaii says

I make nothing but Polymer Clay jewelry. Polymer Clay is safe and you can contact the manufacture for important documents. They might charge you a fee, but it's better than a lawsuit!

Posted at 8:41pm Dec 3, 2010 EST

bendawndavis says

I agree with artsmakersworldalpha about the size. I am pretty sure it is non toxic, but would contact the company just to be safe. I love ur shop.

Posted at 10:28pm Dec 3, 2010 EST

chettibeads says

I think the main issue with polymer clay and kids has been BPA content, especially in California where we have serious BPA restrictions on kids' products now. However, I think the clay manufacturers responded by reformulating their clays recently, and I would definitely check with them and get their documentation to be on the safe side.

Posted at 2:21pm Dec 4, 2010 EST