I believe turkey bags hold heat in better and I wasn't sure if I should still set the oven to 275 degreesAlso, will the sculpey figure stick to the turkey bag since it will be directly on it(I just ran out of aluminum foil)I will be putting the bag in the panAlso the tallest part of the figure is a little over 3 inches tall, while the middle part of the figure is about 1 1/2 inches tall and the shortest part of the figure is about 1/4 inches tallMy son has made a sphinx for his school project and since he has asthma I want to cook it safely without all the chemical reactions, not to mention, keeping my oven chemical freeHow long should I cook this thing for and what temperature should I set my ovenThe figure is formed, looks good, and now all I need to do is cook itThanks.
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Turkey bags hold heat because it keeps the juices and vapors of the turkey meat around the turkey, not because of some magicYou still need 275F for the clay and it must be accurate - not just a setting on the oven dial - my oven is 30F hotter than the settingToo hot is what causes the problemsIf the figure really is 1/4 thick/tall then it needs to bake for 30 minutes or what ever it says on the package.
