Huh?

-- I have the list of the ducks that are going to leave.
-- What?
-- I have the list of the books that we're going to read.

Oh.

Life's more interesting when you're hard of hearing.

Mixing Pluffy and Premo

Bought a set of Pluffy yesterday using my 40% off Michaels coupon. It felt nice but was very hard to work with--too soft. I made a kind of cool Phoenix-like creature, but it sagged and fell apart. Wire inside didn't help much either. It's now a greenish grayish blob.

So next question was could it be mixed with Premo? Found answer on Internet today, so I'm pleased.

According to craftygoat.com and zigzag.co.nz, Pluffy mixed with Premo is the same as the discontinued product called Studio Sculpey.

I also saw that baked Pluffy should float, so one could try to create something like a very simple and flat-bottomed boat out of pure Pluffy.

From the sculpey.com website, answer to Baking and Mixing questions:

Pluffy®
275 °F (130 °C)
15 minutes per 1/4 inch (6 mm) thickness

premo! Sculpey®
275 °F (130 °C)
30 minutes per 1/4 inch (6 mm) thickness

premo! Sculpey® Accents
275 °F (130 °C)
30 minutes per 1/4 inch (6 mm) thickness
...
CAN OUR CLAYS BE MIXED WITH OTHER BRANDS?
Yes, all polymer clay brands can be mixed together. To ensure proper baking, the clays must be mixed VERY thoroughly in order to avoid separation or layering when curing. Use the baking instructions for the highest baking temperature and longest time for your clay mixture.

CAN OUR CLAYS BE MIXED TOGETHER?
Yes, all of the clays can be mixed together. Read and follow the baking instructions. When you mix clays with different baking temperatures, use the baking instructions for the highest baking temperature and longest time for your clay mixture.