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I like all of these. They're small, but not too small!

These I got for chocolate molds and fondant molds for Halloween cakes, cupcakes, and cookie decors. I have found silicone easier to work with and I am happy to have these now! They are very thick and even molds. I think they will work just fine. I recommend these to add something extra fun to Halloween food.

These are great for making candy molds to give to friends and co-workers around Halloween - love how easy they are to use, too. Just warm up almond bark/white chocolate that I have added colors and/or liquid flavors, then slowly pour the warmed bark/chocolate into the molds, let them sit until the candy is firm and then pop them out. Love the skulls and the boney hand the most, though the boney hand is very delicate when made into candy. Great molds!

These are very very cute and spooky molds. The silicone is very thick and supple so they should last a long time. The designs are clear and the silicone is smooth for glossy casts.The biggest drawback for these is how small they are, however that works for me since I’m planning on making earrings and necklaces. It’s perfect for those sorts of things.These are nice spooky molds and I recommend!

It’s very tiny I was surprised I was expecting a bit bigger not useful for cupcakes decor they’re very small and hard to take off unless use on chocolates or buttercream but the skeleton hand was hard to take out the Mold fingers are all Broken I use this on choco for the cakesicles toppers

Smaller than expected but still great!

These work very well. Whether you use them for fondant, polymer clay or more (make sure you don't cross-contaminate) you can get the shapes they've shown. I did remove a star because I found some very small details were not deep enough and difficult to get in the mold. For example, the 'heel' on the witches shoe was too shallow and didn't show up well. When using resin it would probably be better, but with softer molding materials it was lost a bit.Make sure you look up tutorials for whatever you mold as different mediums require different techniques and some are quite tricky to get.Given the low price point it's a pretty decent pack for cake decorating or more, it's really up to you how you use it!

These molds are a bit smaller than expected, but to add some decor to cupcakes and cakes, they are to be expected size wise.Press the fondant in and let it set for a few minutes, or pour chocolate in the molds and let them set in the fridge, twist the mold to get the shapes out, and they're ready for decorating.The hand mold keeps breaking on me no matter how gentle I am, so it's not very useful, but all the other shapes come out without issues once you get the removal technique down.The silicone is nice and thick, and cleans easy with a soak in hot soapy water.

Really fun mold for chocolate or fondant! It's food grade silicone so safe to use in the kitchen.I have been using these for chocolate so far and it's easy to get the chocolates out.I don't love how the mold is cut, it basically has a bunch of shapes slices in half, I suppose they make one long sheet and then they cut it after few inches, but I would have preferred to have mold that has all shapes intact.