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IOD by Prima silicone molds for beautifully dimensional vintagey baroque goodies to embellish your décor and craft projects. AND they play well with so many many types of media- air dry clay, polymer clay, earthen clay, hot glue, even chocolate (food safe rated)! Practically any molding medium.
These molds are the best thing to hit mixed-media and up-scaled furniture since gesso and chalk paint. Seriously, I got them in the mail and used them for a project the same day, and was blown away by how gorgeous they are. I'm wondering whether to invest in duplicates, in order to crank out multiples quickly. High quality silicone molds - exquisite attention to detail. I'll be using them to cast Apoxie Sculpt, polymer clay, paper clay, resin and Smooth-Cast 300. Woo hoo!
Used in this project: Furniture Applique
I am beyond pleased with these moulds. The detail is incredible. The weight is nice and heavy but easy to remove the clay or whatever product you chose to use. Very very vintage and just perfect for my style.
OMG! These molds are remarkable!! I should have ordered more than one - and I will definitely order additional ones - The details of the clay is remarkable!!
Do not be afraid to jump in there and give these a try.
Easy and so great to be able to create your own embellishments.
I love all of Iron Orchid Designs products!
Crazy perfect. Can't wait to buy the rest. Thank you Prima for this glorious mould & thank you scrapbook.com for making it available to junkies like me ;)
Smooches Ott;)
I bought this product to use because of all the good reviews
I have seen on them.
I have not used this one yet, but it appears to be a very good
Mold.
I have bought some others as well.
So happy I ordered this! First time I’ve ever used polymer clay or a mound but I couldn’t be happier with the result!
Received quickly, packaged well and product was high quality. Very pleased.
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Can Ice Resin be used in these moulds?
By:
User
(05-Feb-16)
Mine have not arrived either! Looking forward to trying them out. It is a good question, I would be interested in knowing too. I will soon find out. They can be used for food products, I'll just have to wait and see about freezing. I'm headed to Iron Orchid's web site to see what they say.
As my fellow artists have inquired, I am wondering what other molding materials, resins and the like work well with these new IOD molds. I am experimenting with different materials myself, and will share what I find to work well in these exquisite molds. Thank you to Scrapbook.com, for this Q and A forum!
By:
User
(13-Mar-16)
You can use paper clay, epoxy, resin, wax, soaps, and glue guns and glue work but like you said-you need a larger glue gun that gets hotter than the small ones. They are also food safe too!
By: Prima Marketing Inc
(05-May-17)
i have used clay,,2 part resin, and mod melts by mod podge. All work great although the mod melts are thin and the small glue guns don't quite get hot enough. I prefer alternate melting techniques. 
