Yes, the need for a kiln is a problem.
Also at least when I worked with PMC a couple of years ago, the drying time
was an issue. You needed to work very quickly as the "clay" dried out very
fast, and became unworkable. Maybe they've improved it.
I found that if the work was too fine, the finished piece disintegrated.
The 2 day workshop was fun, but continuing with PMC was not something I
wanted to invest that much money in
Sue
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