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Three Flake Icicles Ornament Casting Mold

Three Flake Icicles Ornament Casting Mold by Creative Paradise
$54.95 USD
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Item# 80494  
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  • Durable ceramic molds can be used many times
  • Create whimsical, sparkling icicles
  • Hand-made ornaments make spectacular gifts for everyone on your list

Product Description

Create gorgeous, sparkling icicles with a magical snowflake accent. Use them to adorn your home or decorate your tree. Hand-made ornaments make wonderful gifts. Mold measures 9" long x 7-1/2" wide. Small casting measures 5-1/2" long with a fill weight of 40 grams. Medium casting measures 6-1/2" long with a fill weight of 55 grams. Large casting measures 7" long with a fill weight of 60 grams.

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  •   Great for holiday fairs
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Pros : These fused nicely!
Cons : Being new I need to learn how to make the patterns pop more
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Pros : Make several ornaments in one sitting. They are very pretty with a sprinkle of clear dichroic. Much easier to fill than other more intricate molds. This is a good starter mold to ornaments.
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Other Thoughts : Fill the center mold first and always sweep out so you don't contaminate colors.
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