Silicone Molds Grapes, Plants Craft Art Silicone Soap Mold, 3D Craft Candle DIY Handmade Soap Moulds - Soap Making Supplies by YSCEN

I bought this mold to make my sweet little 87 year old neighbor some DIY rose soap. She loves roses 🌹 🥀 So, I wanted to surprise her. I’m new at this whole DIY soap making. I just started two days ago. I LOVE this beautifully made mold and the quality of it. Thank you!

Used this for soap, it's pretty good on details and it's very cute. That being said, it's not large enough to sell or even to give as a gift unless you give it as a set with some other Christmas soap. Finished product is less than 2.74" long by 1.5" wide, barely over a 1/2" thick. I painted mica overtop of the soap to bring out the details. I do think it would work better as a chocolate mold, just the right size for a candy bar... maybe mint on top (Santa) and the base as a milk or white chocolate.

I thought the price was a little high, but bought it anyway. I'm so glad I did! Its perfect, and you can make really cute soap with this.

These are very cute molds. The silicone is a good durable quality. If used with care should last years. The design is the problem. The designs themselves are as cute as the photo. Problem is they need to be re-done. They're too shallow and too fine. No mater what you do, how careful you are, trying to get your project out of the mold in tact isn't possible. Getting a perfect result in a pattern this fine, this shallow, isn't possible. We have tried a few times to use it, hoping to make something cute for my mother-in-law who loves flamingos. Every time the pattern came out broken up, no matter how careful we were. Or what recipe we used. These molds are nice but need to be redone. The fine details like the legs on the flamingos, need to be just a touch wider. And all of the pattern needs to be a touch deeper. If they fix that issue, would be perfect mold. As is, eh, it's okay. You'll still get enough of a design you can tell what it is. But the flaws will bother you. There is a lot of them.

I love this mold. It works well with melt and pour soap.

This mold is so tiny,this is ridiculously crazy price,will never order from them again.If it was not freezing cold I would return,but will only get 1 soap out if this screwed up size mold,that can only make 1 bar of soap.Shame on you guys for selling at this price,it should be sold for $4.sad also I did not pay more attention to dimensions,also made in China.,smells like plastic, may trash it.

I love the mold however in the advertising of this mold it shows more room for the antennas to hold soap. In my picture you can see there are no antennas on my butterfly. It is a great mold and very detailed but the very important detail I’m not able to display in this bath bar. Also I’m not able to get the fragrance out of the rubber so it doesn’t affect my other scents. I sprout heavily with alcohol but no budge on the scent disappearing.

I used this fun little mold to make a Christmas candle. Very easy to use, although the tip of one of the skis consistently didn't form right, that is, not until I figured out exactly how to pour the melted wax. After it cooled, I simply heated a piece of wire and through successive insertions in the top made an opening deep enough to accommodate the wick. I used beeswax and highlighted the features with gold metallic paint by dry-brushing. I added a decorative gold-colored tack at the site of the wick insertion for an added detail.