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Some of the molds were crafted properly. faces on some of the angel faces were not cut out properly. There faces looked deformed.

The mold for the wings is nice enough, a bit shallow, but fine. Care needed to remove the wings, because they tend to break easily. The single mold for the larger angel is the best of the three. Not much definition, but not bad for the cost. Plus, I imagine it's the same resolution of other similar molds. The round mold with the groups of angels is a mixed level of satisfaction. Again, very limited details, but reasonably acceptable, just don't get your hopes up too high. To be expected, the smaller the mold, the less desirable results. The trio of small angels is hardly recognizable as angels. The thin long, small angel is same result. The larger angel, with just the torso is the best of the bunch, although had trouble with the wings.I would say, for the round mold, forget about baking in it. Sure, it would cook, but I seriously doubt you could get anything worthwhile extracted from the tiny molds. It may be possible with the wings and the single angel mold. Would be wise to spray some oil on the larger angel mold before baking, though. Probably same with the wings, due to the thinness of the wings, anything to ease removal would enhance removing it intact.Not overly happy with the molds, I don't think the results compare favorably with the pictures in the product details.Cost value is decent. There are offers for the single larger angel mold that is slightly less than the cost of this three mold set. Maybe it has more details, but pictures look very similar. So, for slightly more you get additional molds. That is the only saving grace for this particular product.I'll try it for jello molds, maybe fondant ornamentation. Keep in mind the round mold yields very small (tiny) angels.

These work best with casting resin vs paper clay! The best way I've found to keep bubbles at Bay is to warm up the mould before adding the resin and pour from an area not important to the finished product!!! As in if you have to sacrifice a spot make sure it's not a big deal to the finished project! I pour into the feet allowing it to fill from there because pouring back and forth can cause bubbles so pouring in the one spot reduces the bubble risk and if I do get any I just cover the spot with resin flowers!!!

The large angel is beautiful and comes out amazing the smaller angels are more difficult to work with you need corn starch so small they dont want to come out and break apart but over all with patience you can get a good result

I used chocolate with this mold. The smaller pieces have less definition. I didn’t feel like the details of the perfect but it served its purpose and I’m over all content with the results. They mold was nice in thickness which makes me feel like it will have longevity.

Details are amazing but still trying to find clay that is thin enough to use on molds without breaking them

The smaller pieces are almost impossible to get out without breaking if you are planning to use these molds for chocolate or candy melts

I used these molds for fondant decorations on a cake and they came out perfect! I would definitely recommend them. I had no issues with them sticking, considering I used shortening in the molds before pressing the fondant into them. I do suggest adding some tylose to the fondant first :-)