Silicone Molds — Multipurpose, nonstick molds for baking and crafting Key benefits Versatile function: Designed for making chocolate, fondant, sugar craft, bread, jelly, and cake decorations. Also suitable for candle making, soap making, clay work, and epoxy resin projects. Reliable release: Flexible silicone construction easily releases molded shapes so you get clean edges and minimal finishing work. Easy to use: Attractive styling and simple operation make these molds a practical aid for both home bakers and crafters. Crossproject compatibility: Use the same molds across a range of food and nonfood projects, reducing the need for multiple tool sets. What you get (attributes) Material: Silicone molds for flexible, nonstick performance. Function: Mold formation and release for edible items (chocolate, fondant, jelly, bread, cake decoration) and craft materials (candles, soap, clay, epoxy resin). Performance: Consistent shape release that reduces trimming and cleanup while maintaining decorative detail. Ease of use: Simple to fill, remove, and clean for repeatable results. Practical use scenarios Baking and dessert finishing: Pour tempered chocolate or molded fondant into the silicone cavities to create consistent chocolates, decorative cake toppers, or jelly shapes for cakes and plated desserts. Home soap and candle making: Pour melted soap base or wax into the molds to produce uniform soap bars or small candles with defined detail and easy demolding. Resin and clay crafting: Cast epoxy resin or press modeling clay into the molds to create charms, embellishments, or decorative elements for mixedmedia projects. How it solves problems Prevents sticking and breakage: The silicone surface reduces tearing and sticking, so delicate pieces retain their shape when removed. Saves time on finishing: Clean release cuts down on trimming and sanding, speeding up production for both food and craft items. Reduces tool clutter: One set of molds supports multiple applications, minimizing the need for separate specialized molds. Notes Intended uses include both food items (chocolate, fondant, jelly, bread, cake decoration) and nonfood crafts (candles, soap, clay, epoxy resin). Follow appropriate hygiene practices if the same mold is used for both food and nonfood materials.