REALLY Cute Silicone Molds

[Fullamoon]

How fun I just stumbled across a web site that shows all sorts of fun silicone molds for ice cubes. The first thing I thought of was to share them with this forum. Shark fins, the Titanic, guitars, even batteries! I haven't been making soap lately. Actually I haven't made any in about 9 months. If I had some melt and pour I'd be tempted to make the shark fins. But I don't think the soap would float in the tub the way an ice cube would float in a glass...

http://designcrave.com/2011-03-10/10-cr ... rocks-off/

 

[lsg]

These would probably work well as embeds.

 

[Lindy]

Those are awesome!

 

[Dorado]

I use them for testsoaps. Have a lot.
They are very good for CP soap, if you use mineral oil first
I leave them in the fridge over night before unmolding.
Everybody loves them.

 

[lisamaliga]

Thanks so much for the link--10 innovative soap molds!

 

[maxxx39]

I've been hitting the 3 big craft stores(AC Moore,Michaels and Joanns)for silicone molds. I've scored a pumpkin mold,several 2 bite sizes shaped like itty bitty brownies and stars, bigger stars too from the baking and candy sections. I use the smaller ones for samples.

 

[soaptrotter]

Those molds are very cute, I liked the 'Chillipede" one with the child!!! very funny!

 

[maxxx39]

I like the brain ones and the Pi ones...

 

[Lolly58]

Those are really cute. I get my silicone molds from Target and Walmart, especially the seasonal ones. Also found some at the Dollar Tree. I use the smaller ones as imbeds.

 

[WitchWayBeauty]

Most of my moulds are for ice cubes and chocolates, I find cooking shops good for buying my moulds. If I buy online I try to get them from the Uk as that's where I am based.

 

[LadyVanora]

I love the Pi ones! I may have to save up a few bucks to get it! Thanks for the link