Art Molds for Polyclay Air Dry Clay Plaster Epoxy Resin Fondant Cake Decor Baroque Scrolls

Art Molds for Polyclay Air Dry Clay Plaster Epoxy Resin Fondant Cake Decor Baroque Scrolls

Features a detailed baroque scrollwork with swirling patterns and floral elements For cake border decoration, cupcake topper, cookie decor, soap ornament, candle making, clays or resin casting, home décor DIY ( such as cabinet knob, furniture, walls, photo frame decorating ) etc. For crafts: modelling clay(air dry clay, paper clay, resin clay, polymer clay, salt clay, metal clay, liquid clay, wood clay, foam clay etc.), resin(acrylic resin, epoxy resin, rethane resin, uv resin), concrete, cement, plaster, hot glue, soap, candle, wax, cold porcelain, playdough, mix media and more For food use: candy melt, boiled sugar, fondant, chocolate, ice, gumpaste, sugarpaste, marzipan, jelly, isomalt etc. Use with a wide range of edible and non edible materials, including gum paste, sugarpaste, petal paste or marzipan, chocolate ( not good for cavity smaller than 1cm ) , soap, clay, wax, epoxy resin, air clay, paper clay, resin clay, concrete etc. Durable and reusable soft tray, transparent so that you can check the bottom when process project, easy to demold, gloss finish Flexible and easy to clean, used in oven, dishwasher, refrigerator etc. used within temperature between -40~220 centigrade / -40~428 fahrenheit ITEM SPECIFICS Mold color: clear. Durable and reusable soft tray, transparent so that you can check the bottom when processing projects, making it easy to demold. Demold tips: For fondant craft, add corn flour before crafting; for chocolate craft, spray a release agent for chocolate, such as release baking spray; for resin craft, add baby oil after the resin has dried. Food Grade: Materials for food and non-food purposes should be used separately. Wash and boil before use, especially for food. Some materials (such as clay, fondant paste, etc.) may extend slightly when pulled out of the mold. Temperature tolerance: The mold can withstand temperatures ranging from -40 to 230 degrees centigrade (-40 to 446 degrees fahrenheit). The mold is safe for use in dishwashers, ovens, and refrigerators. Food safe, BPA/PVC/phthalate free. Cavities smaller than 1cm may not be suitable for chocolate use or may require a higher level of technique. More Tips for Use with Epoxy Resin: 1) Pour the resin into silicone molds in layers, allowing air bubbles to completely escape. 2) To facilitate the release of bubbles and the solidification of resin, the mold can be slightly warmed up. For example, heat the oven to 80 degrees centigrade, turn it off, ventilate it a bit, and then put the mold filled with resin into the mold. 3) Follow the resin instructions for the necessary cure time, and ensure to measure and mix the resin properly. A hard texture does not necessarily mean it is fully cured. 4) Avoid using water-based ink for resin casting. 5) After baking clay or resin in complex or deep molds, release the finished product under running water with soap. 6) If demolding is difficult, try putting the mold in the refrigerator for a while, soaking in hot water, or using baby oil to ease the release. 7) It is recommended, but not essential, to degas the resin in a vacuum chamber to remove bubbles.