yep,
you should bake it at about 130c for fimo,
fimo soft,
and fimo effect.
you have to cook it until it is hard. Take it out and check it after ten min.
Fimo classic is harder, perfect for details.
No, Fimo does not float in water. It is a type of polymer clay that is dense and sinks in water.
Sorry! No you cannot buy Fimo that does not have to be baked! :(
There are many companies and websites that offer Fimo clay for sale. Some of these companies that offer Fimo clay are eBay, Factory Direct and Overstock.
NO! it is oil based, so if you want to cook or bake it you will have to buy fimo, polymer clay ect.
I have never tried but i would think not. Think about it if it is already burnt and you cook it again you are just reheating it and burning it more.
You can order it online.
ebay etsy
Fimo is a brand of polymer clay known for its durability, flexibility, and vibrant colors. It can be molded, baked, and sanded to create various intricate designs. Once baked, Fimo hardens to a durable finish that is suitable for jewelry, sculptures, and other crafts.
amazon and ebay sell them cheep
Fimo beads are handmade beads which actually originated from South Africa. They are mainly manufactured from Polymer Clay fimo beads can be manufactured from any variety of malleable material which can be purchased from a hobby or craft store. Fimo beads don't come in particular size or shape and can be made into different shapes such as cubical, cylindrical or spherical. They can also be made into different types of jewelries such as necklaces and bracelets.