Art Clay Silver Paper Clay 10grams.  1 Single Sheet 75mm x 75mm .25mm thick

We would like to sincerely apologize for the increase in our silver pricing.

These changes are due to circumstances beyond our control, specifically, unprecedented shortages, volatility and a significant surge in global precious metal prices. This shift in supply has impacted both international manufacturers and local distributors, leaving us with no choice but to adjust our rates accordingly.

We are monitoring the market closely and hope to see the situation stabilize. Please be assured that we will adjust our pricing downward as soon as market conditions allow.

Thank you for your continued support and patience during this challenging period.

Art Clay Silver Paper Clay has different characteristics to all of the other Art Clay Silver series products. Art Clay Silver Paper Type is a material designed to bend and fold easily without the need to add water. By simply using a craft punch, scissors, or cutters, the material can be cut easily and precisely.

Art Clay Silver Paper Clay turns into 99.9% pure silver after firing. Art Clay Silver Paper Clay is 96% fine silver prior to firing.

Origami, plaiting and quilling work very well with Art Clay Silver Paper Clay

Shrinkage is up to 10% in length.

Any brown spots on the Paper Type surface, will disappear after firing.

Cautionary advice when working with Art Clay Silver Paper Clay

It is not necessary to apply any additional moisture onto the surface. Art Clay Silver Paper Clay will remain soft and pliable without the need for moistening.

If moisture is added onto Art Clay Silver Paper Clay, it will disintegrate and lose its original characteristics.

If an Art Clay Silver Paper Clay piece develops a crack, it can be repaired after firing with some Art Clay Silver Paste Type.

Unlike all other Art Clay Silver series products, drying Art Clay Silver Paper Clay projects before firing, is not necessary. Never use a hot air dryer or other appliances to force dry Art Clay Silver Paper Clay pieces, they become fragile due to the change in the Art Clay Silver Paper Clay binder characteristics. 

Never place Art Clay Silver Paper Clay pieces on top of an electric kiln, the binder may catch fire.

Firing 

Only kiln firing with precise temperature control is recommended for Art Clay Silver Paper Clay.

Place finished piece into a cold kiln and raise the temperature to 800℃ for 30 minutes or 850℃ for 20 minutes. Take at least 10 minutes to ramp up and reach those temperature.

Things to Remember when firing Art Clay Silver Paper Clay

Do not place Art Clay Silver Paper Clay pieces into a warm kiln exceeding a temperature of 200℃, the sudden heat may cause deformation or may even burst into flames

Firing with a butane torch, gas stove or microwave kiln is not recommended. Art Clay Silver Paper Clay is a very thin material, and firing methods, other than with a kiln, may melt the Art Clay Silver Paper Clay pieces. 

When firing a dimensional Art Clay Silver Paper Clay pieces, use a support material, such as fibre blanket, to avoid deforming. Do not pack the support material too tightly into the folded Art Clay Silver Paper Clay. That will affect the shrinkage process, and may cause the piece to crack or break.

When removing fired Art Clay Silver Paper Clay pieces from the kiln, never be tempted to touch them with your fingers, they will still be VERY hot. 

For polishing, cool pieces down completely and then finish the piece.

Unfortunately, unlike other Art Clay Silver series products, Art Clay Silver Paper Clay cannot be reconstituted successfully, either by adding water or combining and rolling it into a sheet. Reconditioned Art Clay Silver Paper Clay is difficult to dry and is very likely to burst into flames during firing. 

Art Clay Silver Paper Clay can be used as Paste but the strength and adhesiveness is much weaker than original Art Clay Silver Paste Types.

Never mix Art Clay Silver Paper Clay with other Art Clay Series products. The Art Clay Silver Paper Clay binder is unique to Art Clay Silver Paper Clay and is incompatible with the other Art Clay Silver series products

The surface of Art Clay Silver Paper Clay feels slightly damp and cool. That is normal and is the nature of Art Clay Silver Paper Clay

Other considerations when working with Art Clay Silver Paper Clay

Do not store or work with this product at a temperature of more than 50℃ and/or humidity more than 80%.

Do not store Art Clay Silver Paper Clay in a refrigerator.

Store any unused Art Clay Silver Paper Clay in the original paper package at room temperature.

It is not necessary to store Art Clay Silver Paper Clay in plastic wrap or an airtight container.

Keep the clay indoors and out of direct sunlight.
Keep out of the reach of children.

Over the past months there has been a very sharp and significant surge in all of our silver metal clay related costs. There are multiple reasons for this but the fundemental factor behind the huge surge in silver metal clay prices is the record high world spot silver price. This has resulted in all the silver based products prices skyrocketing. The steep rise in the spot silver price has been driven by global uncertainty, high industrial and investor demand, market instability, supply chain stock piling/deficit issues and increased global shipping costs.

In July 2023 Silver Spot prices were considered to be extremely high when they reached AUD$33 AUD per ounce.  However since 2023, the silver spot price has broken all previous silver records and seen even more significant price surges. In December 2025, the silver spot price reached an unprecedented AUD$100 AUD per ounce. Unfortunately as a result, Silver Metal Clay manufacturers, distributors, resellers, artists and hobbyist around the world are now facing significant, never seen before, silver metal clay price increases.  The more complex the silver fabrication, manufacturing method is, the more expensive the end product will be. Unlike traditional silver which is simply melted and milled into wire or sheets, the manufacture and fabrication of raw materials to make silver metal clay the amazing and unique product it is, is a specialized, expensive and complex process. 

Unfortunately the myriad of factors mentioned above have severely compounded the costs for manufacturers of silver metal clay around the world and regrettably we have had to adjust our prices accordingly.

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