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Delphi Studio Essential Casting Mold

Delphi Studio Essential Casting Mold by Creative Paradise
$21.95 USD
Item# 24664   In Stock

  • Create multiple pieces in just one firing!
  • Creates 3 jewelry sets – Circle, Oval and Rectangle with an extra earring and pendant option
  • Can be used as accents to larger fused or mosaic projects
  • Ceramic mold can be used many times

Product Description

Delphi Exclusive An Incredible Value and Convenience
Get 12 Shapes in 1 Mold

This Delphi Exclusive is a fantastic value! You get 12 different cabochon shapes in one convenient mold. It's the perfect way to create unique glass cabochons in a variety of shapes and sizes, all at one time. It's specially designed for thinner castings to create lightweight jewelry.

Ceramic mold can be used many times. Coat with Primo Primer #48235. Mold makes 12 different cabochon shapes in a variety of sizes. See size perspective of mold with quarter images shown. Mold measures 5" x 5". A Delphi Exclusive.

Using casting molds are easy. Artist Melanie Churchill made a fun dichroic cabochon charm with dichroic frit in a few easy steps.
 

Step-By-Step: Dichroic Cabochon Bracelet
Coat mold with casting primer. Fill mold with frit. Fire. Attach cabochons to finding of your choice.

 

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Great collection for jewelry!
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Pros : Wonderful shapes for jewelry
Cons : Need to slow down on the fill as the molds are close together
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  •   handy mold
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Pros : great mold, userful for creating all kinds of things including accents to tac to projects
Cons : None I can think of.
Other Thoughts : Delphi has video's on how to use molds how to prepare them what kind of mold release to use, etc. Also try You Tube video's I get many ideas from them all, and it's free.
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