Efivs Arts DIY 3D Sculpted Flower royal Lace baroque scroll Silicone Mold Fondant Mold Cupcake Cake Decoration Tool

These mold were easy to use. I used them to make fancy gingerbread designs on my Cinderella carriage which was also made from gingerbread. I filled the mold with chilled gingerbread dough. Then I froze it for 20 minutes. Next, I baked the mold for 10 minutes at 350 degrees. After it was baked, I let it cool for about an hour before popping the pieces out. I painted them with food grade gold highlighter. They turned out beautiful. I really enjoyed working with these molds.

Smaller than I thought but worked great for the cake 💕

You get what you paid for,period. I suggest using a dusting of corn starch for this mold before use,instead of hand cream when using air dry clay and I also suggest over filling each mold and allowing it to dry and use a nail file to gently sand away the access instead of trying to fit the clay perfectly.You will need to fold the entire mold, squishing/squashing around the form, assisting the clay gently, remember to breath as you labor and it gives birth LOL.As you attempt to retrieve your clay, do one shape at a time,dont try to fill the entire mold or even two at a time if you want any of the pieces in the mold in one piece asyour end result, when using clay. I intentionally filled their cavities to retrieve only a portion of a few of the pieces,as shown in photos.I had many test runs including several lubricants and I am sure that if you do the same, you'll achieve a few cute molds.The photos I've uploaded have been sanded quite a bit and quite a few of the pieces are not entirely sanded.I also used a razer to shape them. I included two photos of painted pieces to try to show the amount of detail in my mold. *I have used this mold using air dry clay,my review is meant to inform only those with the same intent.*

I bought these to use for plaster of paris and these are perfect! Doesn't stick to mold. Great detail and good price. I bought two of them. These are better than any in the big arts and craft stores in person. good quality

They are easy to use and stick to fondant well. It doesn't need too much moisture to stick and stay. It's really beautiful when it's dusted with a gold, or painted with gold dust.

Totally misunderstood the sizing. Thing is so tiny. Lol

I'm making a closed "book" cake for a graduation . I needed a mold to make scrolls for the 4 corners of the book. The fondant molds really well and the mold also has a lot of details. You can use gum paste, fondant and chocolate in the mold. Shipping was fast. I'll include pictures below to show the completed gum paste scroll I'm using on my cake.

Though the designs and their size were exactly what I was looking for, not to mention the price was very good, it just was very poor workmanship. I read some of the reviews and should have taken heed before purchasing. But thought that it couldn't have been that bad...oh it's bad! Very disappointing...uneven in some areas, crooked and just overall sloppy. I'm very surprised that past any quality control. Seems like a reject batch they're trying to sell off. If you don't mind it being imperfect, than maybe it'll work for you. Otherwise I know there are more "perfect" ones out there....I'm on the hunt!