Silicone Feather Mould - 4 Cavity

Silicone Moulds are the quickest and simplest way to make intricate shapes and patterns. They are perfect for creating Decorations for your Cakes and Cupcakes. It works with any medium possible, just make sure it is used under the temperature range of -40 to +230 Degree Celsius. The flexible silicone material of the mould allows for quick and easy removal, retaining the original shape.

PRODUCT FEATURES :

• Material: Food Grade Silicone
• Perfect for your DIY Requirements ;
• Number of Cavities :
• Mould Size: 8.5 x 8.5 x 0.8 CM; Cavity sizes are mentioned in the Pictures. Kindly note that the Sizes mentioned may vary by 1-2mm due to Manual Measurement.
• Heat and Cold Resistance Between -40 and 230 Degree Celsius. Oven & Freezer Safe.
• Does Not Absorb Smells and Taste. Washable and Flexible.

There's no better way to add colour, dimension and excitement to a cake than with detailed fondant or gum paste accents. With this flexible silicone mould, it is easy to create detailed shapes in amazing designs that are ready to place on your cake!

Usage Instructions:
Simply press your material into the mould and try not to overfill
Slice away any excess with the back edge of a knife so you don't damage your mould.
Once your mould has a flat back, carefully flex the mould to remove it and allow it to dry, preferably on baking paper to prevent sticking.
To decorate, either use coloured fondant initially or use edible paint, lustre dust or petal dust to colour the outside of your piece.

Tips & Tricks:
Moulds can be 'lightly' wiped with cooking oil, but be sure to remove any excess.
If the icing is too sticky or limp, lightly knead in some cornflour or icing sugar (for fondant or gum paste).
For large and detailed moulds, place filled mould in the freezer for a few minutes to harden so the detail holds when removing.
If painting your item, petal dust and rose spirit is recommended as it dries quickly and prevents fondant and gum paste from becoming soggy. Be sure to use an appropriate sized paintbrush.
For fine details, you could use edible food pens.