Set of Flagstone Rock Look Plastic Craft Molds use Concrete or Cement to Make Your own Patio Borders and Edgers 5021

I am loving the results of these forms. Yes it takes time to mix the concrete let it dry then set them but so worth it. I hate edging and the grass growing into my rocks. I am going to buy another set so I can at least make four sets at a time. I would recommend making the concrete thinner at first pour then add it a little thicker. Less chance of flaking. I also put a piece of cardboard in the middle of the form so I can have smaller pieces for my curved areas. Hope this helps!

I bought these molds to border my wife's flowerbeds ,. I have made about 30 pairs with a red dye tint that she is crazy about ., I had to makea wooden box to hold the molds but they work great ,.. No body has these in their yard and they are unique ., She wants them around everything ,.I am working on the trees next ., These molds are made very well and seem to be indestructible ., They make a beautiful little wall that hold the grass back and I can weedeat right up to them ., I also wanted something that would hold a thick mulch behind it ., They also can be moved to suit you ., I don't know how to post pictures or I would .,

My wife has been using these molds to make borders for about 5 years for two properties. They have held up great. She's got some drying right now and is ready to mix more concrete.

I like these molds, easy to use, wish there was a third style to break up the monotony. Kinda pricey for what they are.