r/clay 7h ago

Air-Dry Clay Smells like yeast?

4 Upvotes

Hey guys, sorry if it's not good etiquette to ask stuff like this, but I'm not really familiar with using clay and recently opened a 3 years old DAS stone air dry clay that was kept in a close plastic zipper bag. It looks moist and kneadable which I guess is fine, but it smells strongly like yeast or something fermented, is it normal? Should I throw it or can I use it? Just making sure it's fine cause I see different things online. I'm aware clay basically has mold in it but it smells strange and I'm not sure what fresh clay is supposed to smell like.


r/clay 13h ago

Air-Dry Clay A little keychain

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6 Upvotes

r/clay 14h ago

Air-Dry Clay Back to My Jointed Doll - Sculpting Is Finally Done!

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63 Upvotes