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Is it okay to store polymer clay beads in a bag until I bake...? I'm trying to find an easy way to bake them in the oven... what supplies do I need to bake them on? either way I've been workingon some but wanted to know if is okay to store them in plastic bags until I bake them?
October 27th, 2009 at 3:28 pm
Yes, you can store them in a bag for a long time. I have had some unbaked ones for year before I baked them. I stopped making them when I read you shouldn’t bake them in the same oven you cook with. I had been cooking them in a pan I didn’t use for food, which I would recommend. If you were only going to make a few, I am sure it wouldn’t matter too much to use your household oven, However I read an article that said you should have a toaster oven dedicated to making fimo beads only. Never for both food and clay. And I just bought disposable tin-foil trays at the dollar store to make my beads on…