Silicone Cookie Molds

COOKIES USING SILICONE MOLDS, DESSERT NETWORK.

125+ Healthy Lunch Box Ideas + Free Printable.

cookie recipes for silicone molds

Molded cookie recipes.

Le Dogue Dog Paws and Bones Silicone Baking Molds with Recipe Booklet.

These two amazing baking molds the cutest and nommest ice-cream and cookies for my lovely furry baby! Even his hooman dad couldn't resist stealing half of his awesome peanut butter ice-cream! They also come with several recipes for some healthy home-made treat treats.

silicone molds for crafts

Nature Tree Silicone Soap Mold Craft Molds Handmade.

Custom Molds for Seas Pendants with Easymold Putty and Easy Cast Epoxy.

Hi Resin Crafters! This is Kelli, from the Craft Shack popping in again today to share a super fun summer style resin craft. Very few things say summer more to me than the beach. These fun seas pendants are simple to , and you can your own custom silicone mold to reuse over and over again. It’s simple to do! First, you’ll need to the seas molds. Start by taking equal parts of the two silicone putty components. Mix part A with part B and knead until there is no more visible white. Once it’s mixed, you only have 3 minutes to work, so you’ll need to work quickly. Next, lets our Seas Pendants! Mix your epoxy to cast in the molds. Mix equal parts of the Resin and the Hardener. Stir for 2 minutes. Pour mixture into a clean cup, and stir for an additional minute. Be sure to always wear gloves and eye protection when handling Epoxy. Once your epoxy is mixed you can tint or dye it to whatever colors you want to the ss. Or you could just use the pretty transparent seass for decoration. They would look pretty with a sea foam green colored dye, like sea gl seass! I love that the red and blue resin mixed when I poured them into the molds to create a pretty purple ombre effect. What color would you your seass? Take your mixed putty, and form it around the seas, leaving an opening in the putty where the seas opening is also. Squish it onto the seas real good to give your seas pendants great definition. Before your three minutes is up, be sure to press the mold onto the table to form a flat side so that your mold doesn’t tip and fall while you’re filling it later. If you don’t get a flat side on your mold (I didn’t on some of mine!) don’t worry, you can prop the mold up ok without it. It’s just simpler with the flat end. Allow the mold to cure for at least 25 minutes. When it feels firm and dry, you can bend it carefully and pull your seas out. Don’t use too much force, or it will tear.