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Thursday, September 13, 2012

EasyMold and Chocolate!

 Have you ever been to a restaurant where they served a tiny luscious piece of chocolate at the end of the meal?  They do that in Paris and now I know how they do it!
 Molds!!  Who knew I could become Willy Wonka?  I am using EasyMold to make my molds...and don't forget, if you make a mold for food, it should only be used for food.  The molds I pour resin into are kept separate.  If I really like a new mold I make two!  One for resin and one for food.
 This project is the cause of a weight gain.
 Melted chocolate....yum.  Have you any idea how great the kitchen smells?  These little artistic chocolate pieces would look fabulous on a cake.
 If they made them onto the cake!

EasyMold Silicone Putty
  • Easy to use, 3 Minute working time, 25 minute cure.
  • Ideal for small molds, excellent detail from original.
  • Strong, flexible, reuseable molds.
  • High Heat range, up to 400ยบ F.
  • No Shrinkage.
  • Self releasing, no mold release agent required for most applications.

4 comments:

  1. Hello! I absolutely love your blog and have been so inspired by your projects. I am having a little trouble with Envirotex Lite in some of my projects and wanted to ask your advice. I have been using it in molds but in multiple pours since it isn't for deep ones- the problem I am having is with the clarity. Some pieces tend to have so many tiny bubbles as to just look sort of cloudy or as if there were glitter in the resin. I blow on the resin through straws but I still have the problem with some pieces. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you so much and keep all these fantastic ideas coming!!!

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  2. Hi Joelle, be careful not to "whip" your resin when mixing. I gently but thoroughly mix..."folding" more than stirring. I also prefer to pass a flame (from a lighter) quickly over my resin to de-bubble-it...you won't believe how much quicker that is.

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    1. Thanks. The whipping is absolutely what I have been doing. Not intentionally but I have been so concerned with mixing it well enough that I have been a bit too vigorous. I will try to control myself :) I will also see about trying the lighter thing- I have been nervous to try that as I can be just a little accident prone. I knew you would know what I was doing wrong. Off to try again.

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