YOUR CHOICE - FG Flexible Silicone Mold Of Doll Face Cab Witch Hag Zombie Ghoul

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~~~BEFORE PURCHASING, PLEASE READ FULL ITEM DESCRIPTION (note ad photos/cast sizes) and SHOP POLICIES/FAQ/Q&A PAGE (returns, copyright, S & H, etc.).  REFUNDS TOWARDS COMBINED S & H DISCOUNT (for purchasing multiple items in the same order) ARE ISSUED WHEN THE ORDER SHIPS (if not automatically, at time of purchase).  SHIP PRICE INCLUDES HANDLING.~~~<br>To locate the SHOP POLICIES/FAQ/Q&A page, click on the listings “Ask a question” link to find the “Get Answers” or “Contact Seller” button.<br>Item Description<br>YOUR CHOICE - Flexible FG Silicone Press Mold of a Doll Face Cab (witch, hag, zombie/ghoul, creepy character) (measurements of face castings are approximate)<br>Face Mold #4   - 1 1/4" H x 15/16" W x 3/4" D<br>Face Mold #5   - 1 1/4" H x 27/32" W x 3/4" D<br>Face Mold #6   - 1 1/4" H x 13/16" W x 5/8" D<br>Face Mold #7   - 1 1/4" H x 13/16" W x 5/8" D<br>Face Mold #9   - 1 1/16" H x 3/4" W x 5/8" D<br>Face Mold #10 - 1 1/16" H x 7/8" W x 9/16" D<br>Face Mold #11 - 1" H x 11/16" W x 9/16" D<br>Face Mold #12 - 25/32" H x 3/4" W x 5/8" D<br>Face Mold #13 - 29/32" H x 5/8" W x 5/8" D<br>Face Mold #35 - 13/16" H x 17/16" W x 7/16" D<br>CONVERSION TO METRIC:  1 inch = 25.4 mm (or 2.54 cm)<br>This listing features ten, different "flexible" silicone press molds for sale.  Painted/unpainted f<br>ace cabs (not for sale) are provided nearby to show the end product...a direct casting.  (In this case, polymer clay was used for casting in all the flexible silicone molds without a release agent.)<br>NOTE:  This group of silicone molds transitioned from "regular" silicone to "food grade" silicone in March, 2016.<br>Special note:<br>Slight distortions and/or uneven (or wonky) features are intended by the artist making the faces unique and with character.  Each face is its own, some with deeper lines and more detail than others.  The molds are recommended primarily for use with soft casting material that can be manipulated to suit your own style.  All are handmade therefore slight imperfections and/or size, shape, color variations may exist while the resulting, overall impression remains the same.<br>MOLD INSTRUCTIONS<br>These molds can be used for casting chocolate, butter, pastries, isomalt, gumpaste, fondant, and other confectioneries.  If used for baking, it is recommended the oven temperature not exceed 395 degrees Fahrenheit.  If you are new to working with flexible silicone molds, the internet is full of "How To..." sites on preferred methods and/or the proper use of flexible silicone molds (which you may wish to review before purchasing).  For recommended tutorial(s), refer to the FAQ/Q&A page (click on the “Ask a question” link to find the “Get Answers” or “Contact Seller” button).<br>IMPORTANT<br>: Even though these molds can also be used for non-edible items like polymer clay (Sculpey, Fimo, Premo, Cernit, Formello, Modello, Du-Kit, Kato Polyclay, etc.), PMC, low-melt metals (with a maximum recommended casting temperature of 350 degrees), plaster, urethane/epoxy/polyester resins, vinyl, wax, soap, cement and more, it is recommended that you use them for "edible" or "inedible" casting materials (i.e. one or the other, NOT both).  The choice is yours... For edible castings, please be sure to wash the molds in hot soapy water before using.<br>SILICONE MOLD MAINTENANCE TIPS (storage, cleaning, etc.)<br>Storage<br>: Silicone molds must be completely dry before storing and should be kept in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat or humidity (which can cause warping and a premature break down resulting in gradual tacky/sticky mold surfaces).  If in storage for long periods of time, keeping a casted piece, wax or soap in the mold itself in addition to avoiding heavy stacking/crowding will allow molds to retain their shape for years.  Furthermore, covered molds (using wax paper, plastic wrap or similar) placed in a zip lock bag will be kept free of dirt, dust, lint and other particles.<br>TIP<br>: To insert a casted piece back into a very intricate, detailed mold for storing, try letting hot water sit in the mold for several minutes before drying the mold (completely) and carefully replacing the piece.  Pourin