Silicone Mould - Very Very Small Welsh Dragon - Food Safe

Great little mould. No trouble getting the dragons out. Very effective for my Welsh flag cupcakes.

This is a food safe Welsh dragon silicone mould which can be used for fondant, i bought it to use as decoration on air dry clay. I have already tried it out on a gnome hat, please note this was my very first attempt and practise makes perfect.The detailing was spot on and i found it was easy to remove from the mould afterwards. It is on the small side but perfectly proportioned for what i wanted. This can be used again and again and is good value for money.

It makes me sad to write this review. I make earrings, I am from Wales, this should of been the perfect buy for me. However, I was disappointed, very very sad. It is a small mould, I read the reviews and product description, I knew this. What I didn't know was that it was such a ball ache to make a single pair of earrings. I use clay. I filled the mould, took it out, most of clay came out. After mastering the technique I managed to get all of clay out, but each time the full definition was just not there as the mould is truly too small. Eventually I put the mould plus clay in the freezer and did make some cracking earrings, but for the time it took the clay to 'set' in the freezer, plus drying time, it just isn't worth my time. Which is what made me sad as I was hellish excited to make these. Plus I can't find a mould facing the other way so completed dragon earrings face opposite ways so looks a bit weird. So, to the earring wearers of Wales, I am sorry, I tried but there will be no dragon earrings for St David's Day 🥺

Very small I did not check size so my own fault used it once then binned it

Tiny beautifully detailed mold. I was sceptical at first because of the size but this has turned out perfect. I used it with resin. Its perfect for what I wanted. I'll definitely be ordering more.

Not as good as it looks.

Used to make marzipan dragons. Lots of detail.I had to tidy the marzipan up with a needle for some areas such as between legs or body and wings to emphasise the detail but could have gotten away without doing so was just being ‘extra’ about it.Might get another one to do try some silver or copper clay jewellery bits as it’s small enough for lapel pin, necklace or even earrings, and could possibly been fashioned into a larger sized ring piece depending on clay shrinkage factor.Definitely a nice mould though

Does the job. Tried it with red fondant & I have a cute little dragon perfect for St David's Day cupcakes 👍