Found A Neat Little Bargain...lets See If It Actually Works!
Decorating By thedessertdiva Updated 19 May 2007 , 11:56pm by lecrn
Was at my local craft store tonight and as usuall I hit the clearence section first. I found there great little items called "Push Mold by Sculpey". Makes darling little people or teddy bears. I wonder how this would work with fondant or gumpast?? I am going to wing it this weekend and see how it does. Says it works with clays, plaster of paris and candle waxes. I bet it would do just as well with fondant!!!
I have used them for non edible decorations only as I do not know if it is safe to eat after using the mold.. if you use it you need to use some cornstarch or icing sugar in the mold other wise I find the fondant or gumpaste tends to stick and it can be hard to remove from the mold but if you use the cornstarch/sugar it does a good job and the finished product is really cute...hope this helps
Let us know how it works out. I bought them, but haven't had a chance to try them out yet.
I have bought all of them and they work wonderful for fondant. They are totally worth the money. I love them.
I have been wondering the same thing about these molds...thanks for the post!
I have the "seasons" one, but have yet to really try it out. I tried a leftover piece of fondant once and it seemed like it would work--the details are worry me for me since I am a detailed oriented person but not quite a teeny tiny detail oriented person if that makes any sense.
They are cute though!!!
those are cool I'll hve to look for them
I have all of these. I've actually only tried the teddy bears & sea creatures & they turned out great! I can't wait to get the chance to use the others. I've used fondant & gumpaste to make them. I've always instructed clients not to eat them b/c of the question of food safety. Who would eat them anyway?
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