Air-dry clay is a good alternative to other types of clay, because you don’t need to bake it at high temperatures in an oven or kiln if you want it to set. Therefore, it’s quick and easy to use. You can use your creativity to make various shapes and add colors according to your preference. When it comes to creating things with this type of clay, the project options are unlimited. Whether you want something for your jewelry, desk, Christmas tree, garden, or fridge , if you want to create ashtrays, coasters, jewelry boxes or other items, the clay is the best option to use. Whenever you decide to work with air dry clay, there are some basic rules you should take into consideration so that you creations become as beautiful as you have planned. Air dry clay will stick to whatever surface you are working on therefore you should protect the table you are working on. Putting lotion on your hands helps keep the clay from sticking to your fingers while you're working with it. Rolling the clay out too thin can lead to cracking and breaking once dry. You can remove the imperfections with water. You should store the leftover clay in an air tight container.