Silicone mold "Christmas tree ball"
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$9.99at Amazon, last seen Nov 1
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Our take on the Silicone mold "Christmas tree ball"
A silicone mold from Magic Garden Store for casting a Christmas tree ball ornament about 5 cm wide and 6 cm tall, with a finished piece weighing around 122 g. It handles -60°C to +250°C, so it works for chocolate, soap, resin and baking. No current price or price history is available for this listing, so there is no recent range to compare against.
Best forHome bakers making holiday chocolates or cakesSoap and bath bomb makersResin and plaster craftersGift makers doing Christmas projects
Pros
- Wide -60°C to +250°C range covers freezer and oven use
- Flexible silicone releases detailed shapes without a release agent
- Ball shape suits ornaments, chocolates and soaps
- Compact 5 × 6 cm size fits small batches
Cons
- One cavity per mold, so large batches take several molds
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Silicone mold "Christmas tree ball" price history
Lowest price we've seen: $9.99 on Nov 1 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.
Specifications
- Temperature range
- -60°C to +250°C
- Finished product weight
- 122 g
- Shape size
- 5 cm (width) × 6 cm (height)
Questions and answers
- What can I make with this mold?
- Chocolate, soap, resin, plaster and baked goods all work within the -60°C to +250°C range. The ball shape suits Christmas ornaments and holiday treats.
- How big is the finished piece?
- About 5 cm wide and 6 cm tall, weighing roughly 122 g depending on the material you pour.
- Is it oven and freezer safe?
- Yes. The stated range of -60°C to +250°C covers freezing and standard oven baking.
- Does it work for resin?
- Silicone releases resin cleanly, and the mold tolerates the mild heat of curing resin. Use a release spray for detailed surfaces.
- How many ornaments does one mold make at a time?
- One. The listing describes a single ball cavity, so plan on several molds or repeated pours for a batch.
- When is the best time to buy?
- Christmas molds usually see discounts in late November and after the holidays. No price history is available for this listing to confirm a low point.
