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4" Ponytail Barrette Mold

4" Ponytail Barrette Mold
$29.95 USD
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Item# 62730  
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Product Features

  • Made from stainless steel, what the experts recomend
  • Create one-of-a-kind barrettes
  • Makes a great gift!


Product Description

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The deep curve on this mold is an ideal fit for Ponytail Barrettes. An excellent way to use up scrap glass, make quick, practical projects for yourself or to give as gifts. Spay stainless steel mold with high-temp mold release #88101 or use thin shelf paper, as shown in image below. Finish with Ponytail Barrette findings #704162. See size perspective of mold with quarter images shown. Mold measures 4" long.

Delphi Tip: To ensure a perfect fit, buy your finding first. Each mold may vary slightly due to manufacturing process. If needed, gently adjust the stainless steel ponytail barrette mold as needed to fit the finding.

Finished dichroic barrette project shown created by Keturah Esch. Also shown below is an image of both sizes of ponytail barrette molds. Get more projects done per firing with the 8" mold #62764.

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Pros : I was very pleased with the final product. I had used a barrette glass casting mold and didn't like the results at all. The barrette was extremely heavy and dull. But the barrettes I've been able to make on this one are lightweight and beautiful. Being able to use thin shelf paper makes it so easy.
Cons : I wish I'd bought the 8" model.
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Pros : This mold produces great results.
Cons : none
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