TUKE Tuile Mold 3D Branch Molds Silicone Tuile Fondant Molds Hollow Candy Lace Silicone Molds for Baking, Polymer Clay, Sugar Craft Dessert Cupcake Cake Decorating (Branch_9.52x4.92x0.12inch)

If you are wanting something to look just like it get it!! I love these molds, i spray them alittle and told comes right out, ready to wash and dry, just buy this!!

I used with liquid polymer and they did well. Was able to back at very low polymer Temps. I think chocolate would be easy too. Nice thickness for more fragile parts of design to come out.

The wings are very, very easy but the head/neck pieces are a little harder because there is a ridge outline on them so you can't just push your bench scraper across in one clean motion to get rid of all of the excess. If you have time, this is a little annoying, but okay. If you are in a hurry, this definitely burns those precious seconds that you would use putting extra care into the tips which can sometimes be a little difficult to make sure they fill.All and all, I have to say it's a lovely mold and helped to inspire my Matthew Bourne's Swan Cake.

These molds are spot on. Not the cheap silicone either. These are well worth the money especially if you have a lot for banquet desserts.

Glad to.have found leaf molds so I could create the leaves for my daughter's cake. They are silicone and are relatively simple to use.

I used this for chocolate white, dark, and milk and it was impossible to remove the complete piece for use.

The media could not be loaded. I was pleasantly surprised by the 3D Hollow Leaf Fondant Lace Mold Multi Leaves Flower Candy Mold that I used for resin. As you can see in the video, I resorted to using a toothpick to work the resin into the mold, then I placed it under the UV light for 120 seconds. Its composition (silicone?) and flexibility allowed it to release the resin with little effort. I would definitely recommend this mold for resin.

Well made but hard to unmold