Katy Sue Beaded Cross Silicone Mould for Cake Decorating & Crafts

Absolutely adorable mould that is my favourite of the three Katie Sue Dino moulds. Easy to use and clean

Brought this item as a cupcake topper for Queens jubilee . but will still use it after with clay for a crafting decoration.Ordered this item on wed afternoon arrived the next morning . great service

Lovely mould but was too intricate for my purpose. I use air dry clay on my projects but this mould would be too shallow (especially on the stems ) to be able to press in the clay to make it thick enough to remove without losing the thin stems and delicate roses. Shame as I was looking forward to using it.

I loved using this little mat. It made my cupcakes look so elegant! 😍 so easy to use as well! Just roll your fondant onto it! That's it! What I did, was roll a thick piece out, about the size of the mat, then place that on top of the mat and roll it firmly (I dusted some corn flour on the mat!) When I first did it, I actually rolled it out too thick, but soon got the hang of it and made them thinner 😁

it isnt working very well with chocolate, but i will try icing next. i do like the like the idea though.

Made a birthday dinosaur birthday cake. I brought this mould as I was having issues making my own T-rex. The mould was really easy to use & clean but also there was a really helpful video with visual instructions. I'd definitely buy again from the seller

A very good purchase and it only took one try to get it right. Before you start, make sure you have a long enough cake pop stick and a polystyrene block. Knead your fondant with enough tylo to ensure it will dry hard fast, carefully push it into the two parts of the mould, pass it over with a rolling pin, add a bit of water on one of the two parts, close the mould and ensure it is not bulging, wet your cake pop stick and stick it in as centrally and as level as possible and there you have it! A mannequin on a stick! The top part makes the feet and the two pieces can be joined together for better looks and stability. When dry, you can attach to the visible part of the cake pop stick remembering they are not meant to lie flat across the surface of the cake but rather at a 45o angle.

I like the letters and the font that was used. Really quite pleased with the results. The only thing I would criticise however is if you’re making more than one set of letters you’ve really got your work cut out for you. I feel like they cheaped out on the amount of silicone and could have left slightly bigger gaps between the letters. As a result it was really difficult to push them out and hold the mould without ruining the letters on the side. Also if you are making multiple moulds it would’ve been useful to have two of the vowels as well as maybe an extra p (happy) etc. If you only need to use it two or 3 times however for a birthday cake or something like that I would definitely say get this mould the letters are really cute