![]() Home | Product Reviews | Tips & Techniques | Tutorials | Newbie Center | Galleries | Links | New Art | My Art Studio Interesting Ideas | Guestbook | Humorous Hues | Web Design Services | Items for Sale | Family | Email Me Mold 'n Pour (Suze Weinberg http://www.schmoozewithsuze.com/) Suze Weinberg suzenj@aol.com Leave the object in there for about 5 minutes or until the mold n pour becomes hard. Mold n Pour responds to the warmth in your surroundings so, the warmer your hands or the ambient temperature in the room the faster the compound sets up. Once set, remove the object you molded. It will as good as new. The mold you just made will be flexible and can be used hundreds of times, however, it can NOT be changed. Fill the mold with melted UTEE or, soap, candle wax, paper clay, polymer clay, plaster, etc. You can dedictae a mold specifically for food and make little chocolates or little decorative
butters, but never use that mold for crafts afterward
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