5" Round Stepping Stone Mold

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5 Round Stepping Stone Mold
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Product Features

  • 5" round mold is reusable
  • Beveled edges release stone with ease
  • Made of PVC plastic

Product Description

Molds are made with high gloss PVC plastic. Mold feature rounded corners for better release, making stones even easier to create. Finished stone measures 5" diameter. 

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