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I recently had the opportunity to try out the 6PCS 3D Flower Fondant Molds Set, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed. These molds are made of high-quality silicone, making them flexible and easy to use. I primarily used them for cake decorating, and they worked perfectly for creating beautiful, intricate 3D flowers out of fondant.One of the things I appreciated most about these molds is the attention to detail. Each flower mold is intricately designed, with delicate petals and realistic textures. This made it easy for me to create professional-looking flowers for my cakes and cupcakes.In addition to fondant, these molds can also be used with a variety of other materials such as chocolate, soap, resin, and concrete. I have not had the chance to try them with anything other than fondant, but I can imagine that they would work just as well.The molds are also very easy to clean and maintain. I was able to simply wash them with warm, soapy water, and they were good as new. They are also dishwasher safe, which is a nice bonus.The set comes with a total of 6 different molds, each with a different flower design. This gives you a lot of options to choose from and allows you to get creative with your designs.Overall, I would highly recommend the 6PCS 3D Flower Fondant Molds Set to anyone who enjoys cake decorating or crafting. They are well-made, easy to use, and provide beautiful, professional-looking results. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, these molds are sure to become a staple in your baking or crafting arsenal.

Those came on time and exactly what I expected

Fun little flowers, which I make into magnets!

Muy buenos estos moldes para su precio

First thing I did was make ice in the molds and it worked very nicely, although I wouldn't recommend using them if you want long-lasting ice flowers because they are quite small and thermodynamics will be your enemy and they will melt quite quickly.Next thing I put in were candy melts. I let them sit for a couple of hours and they popped right out, no breakage. I was worried because other reviews, but those were all for waxes. I guess if you want them to make candles, buyer beware, but I followed the process in the video and the candies came out perfectly. I would recommend poking the candy/whatever you put in with a toothpick or chopstick to get rid of any air bubbles. Also, as with any mold, unless it's very runny you should fill half, poke it, then fill in the rest.5 of the 6 are gorgeous, although the one in the pic on the front right is my absolute favorite. I don't like the big bud-like one, but that's just personal preference. There's really nothing wrong with it, I just think the other ones are prettier. I actually might reserve this one for ice because it is quite solid and would hold up in a drink long enough.I only gave it a 4 star in terms of cleaning because hey, it's a mold; it's gonna be a little bit of a pain in the patooty because it has nooks and crevices. Everything came out though so there wasn't much *to* clean.

I used this with a soy blend of wax and had wonderful results. I highly recommend if you are looking for florals for candle making. 0 breaking, minimal wait time and didn’t have to use a mold release.

For the majority of it, they’re OK. They are two molds. That are not that great but the rest of them are fine.

I use it with resin and it is interesting trying to get it deep into the mold. I use a long hat pin to work it down into the deeper parts and get the air bubbles out. I bend the mold as well to get it in all the areas.When you get it right it looks amazing. I can make the flowers one color and the leaves green. It is one of my favorite molds but you need to air blow it to clean it deep. Wash it and prop it upside down to dry. I wait 48 hours because water and resin don’t mix.