Large Retro Photo Frame Silicone Mold/Picture Frame Fondant Mold Cake Decoration Mold Candy Chocolate Mold By Palker sky

This is gorgeous! It is a little smaller than I thought but I think it will work out nicely on a cake I need it for in. November. Very easy to use , I made this with melted chocolate and poured it in by using a squirt bottle.

This mold has a very detailed design. It is extremely easy to use. The fondant pops right out without any sticking. The mold makes a nice size frame to fit on the side of a cake.

Really pretty on cakes. The frame is aprx 5x4 and can house a decent sized edible image. The filigree mold is super small (1.25 in) but also has its uses for fine detail work as pictured.

It's silicon so, it's easy to use and clean.

This worked well and looked exactly how I imagined. I used fondant in it but gum paste will work fine too. Just remember to brush it with corn starch first to help remove the fondant without messing up its shape.

Very easy to use, I molded fondant with it. Advice: if using fondant, dont use too small of a piece, this mold can handle a large piece, leave the piece of fondant in the mold for a little bit before trying to pull it out. The frame will tear easily if you try to pull out the fondant too soon. It is a large frame, had to make some modifications to the end result, (too large for a 6/3 cake) but no biggie, used some scissors to trim and perfect!

I didn't have to dust it with cornstarch or PS, even though I did at first. Sent it back because it was entirely too large for what I needed. It's deep, takes a lot of fondant per frame. But as long as you press it in well, does come out cleanly. My mistake for not measuring first.

The gold one is hot glue and the black one is air dry clay. I don't know about thickness or whatever but the hot glue doesn't make a mess like the air dry clay.