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11" x 8" Rectangular Serving Tray Mold

11 x 8 Rectangular Serving Tray Mold
11 x 8 Rectangular Serving Tray Mold

11" x 8" Rectangular Serving Tray Mold

$41.95 USD
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Product Description

Firelight Form Ceramic Molds are easy to use, and durable for countless firings. It's never been so easy to create custom home décor.

Pre-drilled; always remember to elevate molds for proper air circulation. Apply kiln wash before use. Measures 11" by 8".

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