Musical Pentagram Lace Silicone Mold
Easily create music themed cake & cupcake decorations using this silicone mold.
Mold size Approx. 7.5" x 2.25"
SIZE: Please check the size of your mold prior to purchase so you are not surprised when it arrives.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
FOOD SAFE: My molds are food grade compliant up to 395 degrees F. They are made of non-toxic, food safe silicone. You may wash your mold with soap and water. If you plan to use the mold for food, do not use it with any other material before putting your food product into the mold to eliminate any possibility of contamination.
SIZE: Please check the size of your mold prior to purchase so you are not surprised when it arrives. Click on the picture with the RULER to enlarge it. If there is no size reference please send me a note and I will measure it for you.
USES:
FONDANT, SUGAR, CHOCOLATE, CANDY (below 395 degrees) make cute pieces to put on your cake or cupcakes. For best results, you can use Sugar Lace Powder (follow the package instructions).
RESIN - You can use your molds with resin to make cute magnets, ornate brooches, and cabochons for jewelry, hair bows, pendants or scrapbook embellishments!
POLYMER CLAY and PMC (Precious Metal Clay) also work well with these molds to create beautiful jewelry pieces! On some of the more detailed, deeper molds you can bake your clay right in the mold if you like to avoid distorting the piece as it comes out. Follow clay cooking directions on your clay package. Never bake the mold over 395 degrees.
WAX - A lot of customers make scented WAX melts with their molds! Wax just pops right out of the mold cavity!
SOAP embeds are another wonderful use of your molds.
On some of the more detailed molds, you can put your filled mold in the freezer for a couple of minutes to harden it a little to eliminate distorting your piece as you remove it.
UTEE, FRIENDLY PLASTIC, PLASTER AND EPOXY CLAY can be used in your new mold!
WARNINGS:
The molds are not edible. Please keep molds away from children. Smaller molds can be a choking hazard.
Be sure to avoid CROSS CONTAMINATION. If you use your mold with non-edible products (i.e. clay, resin etc) do not use it afterward with food products.