Baby Silicone Fondant Chocolate Candy Mold Cake Decoration Tools Baby Shower Soap Candle Mold Plaster Polymer Clay Mould

I used air dry clay with this mold.Kept breaking when I tried to remove it so I looked it up.I learned that it has to dry slowly over about four days.Place a damp rag over the clay mold and simply leave it alone.Once it dries gently pull out the edges until it's loose. It should be firm and not at all soft.If it's soft carefully close the mold around it and wait, give it another day or two.Can't be in a rush with this work.I also found that I can insert a magnet into the wet clay for Xtra fun.I felt the cost was reasonable as the finished product is quite nice.I've never tried making chocolate so I don't know a thing about that.But as important as it is that it's hard and solid when it comes out, maybe refrigerating the mold would work.

We made soaps for our baby shower, this is unbelievable detailed….so precious and super easy to make!!!!!

Its super cute! Came out of the mold pretty good as well.

The face is very flat

The media could not be loaded.  USED THESE FOR CHOCOLATE COVERED OREOS WITH DIFFERENT COLORS OF CHOCOLATE AND POPPED RIGHT OUT WITH NO ISSUES. THANK YOU

There was a question on size, so I'm adding my photo with the quarter for scale. We used the mold to make a beeswax candle. I like the amount of detail that comes through!

This is so beautiful and detailed. I will buy more

Tried 3 times attempting to selvage this mold into something pretty.No luck, face mushed in and not pretty at all won’t waste the epoxy to try again.

Las piezas son igual al molde