Snowflake Molds?

[SimplyE]

I am looking for a snowflake mold that is the shape of a snowflake, rather than a round with a snowflake on the top. This is would probably be hard to soap/unmold, but I have a lady who would really like something like this and would like to be able to at least try.

TIA!

 

[TessC]

Fleximolds has one that makes guest soap sized snowflakes, but I don't see one for bigger bars. http://www.flexiblemolds.com/christmaswinter.htm

 

[twilightluver]

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[SimplyE]

Thanks! Those might work, but are a little small still. I am looking for guest size, but maybe not quite that small.

 

[honor435]

Have you googled soap molds? you'll get a ton.

 

[mariflo]

Hi SimplyE,

Is this what you are looking for?
http://gbcraft.com/shop/silicone-mold/s ... -mold.html

mari

 

[SimplyE]

Have you googled soap molds? you'll get a ton.

Yeah, I just keep coming up with the same results and thought I would ask here.

 

[SimplyE]

Hi SimplyE,

Is this what you are looking for?
http://gbcraft.com/shop/silicone-mold/s ... -mold.html

mari

Thanks mari. Those are better, but they only have one per cavity. I know, I am being pretty picky! I have 100 to make, so that would take me forever!

 

[hestia]

Just a suggestion....if you have something you can use as a slab mold, pour your soap about 1/2 inch - 3/4 inch deep. When the soap has set, but while it is still soft enough to work with, use cookie cutters to cut out your snowflakes. It's kind of a PIA, but I've used this method successfully. Cookie cutters come in all shapes & sizes & it's easier for me than trying to use a mold. Just make sure you use plastic, not aluminum cutters. Don't know about copper...seems like that would be a no-no, too.

 

[SimplyE]

That is a good idea! Thanks! At least now I have a bunch of different options!

 

[angbaby4974]

Here's a Milky Way @ Chemistry store for $5.99
http://www.chemistrystore.com/product.c ... duct=89407

 

[Sunkawakan]

Just make sure you use plastic, not aluminum cutters. Don't know about copper...seems like that would be a no-no, too.

Not to sound stupid, but well... ok, its a blonde thing - why not aluminum? Could you use aluminum and/or copper on cphp?

 

[SimplyE]

Just make sure you use plastic, not aluminum cutters. Don't know about copper...seems like that would be a no-no, too.

Not to sound stupid, but well... ok, its a blonde thing - why not aluminum? Could you use aluminum and/or copper on cphp?

The lye loves to destroy aluminum and will eat through it and also probably the copper. Not sure on cphp.

 

[Tabitha]

I am almost sure I saw some silicone ones on the baking isle at walmart.