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Daisy Column Silicone Soap Mold 2002

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$24.95

Bring back the 70s with a few colorful daises embedded in a tie-dye inspired soap loaf. You can also create a lovely spring landscape. Embed fits in Crafter's Choice Regular Loaf Silicone Mold 1501 and Rectangle Regul...

Daisy Column Silicone Soap Mold 2002

Bring back the 70s with a few colorful daises embedded in a tie-dye inspired soap loaf. You can also create a lovely spring landscape. Embed fits i...

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Firmly press the mold edges together before filling and secure with clamps for best results, then slowly pour soap into the mold according to your recipe. Allow the soap to fully harden before opening the mold and carefully removing the column; trim edges as needed, then slice into bars or embed into a loaf. Care: Hand wash the mold in warm, sudsy water and allow to dry completely before reuse.

Specifics

Material Silicone
Cavity Capacity (oz) 8.0
Cavity Count 1
Cavity Dimensions 1.5" x 1.5" x 8.25"
Max Temperature (°F) 400.0

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 17 reviews.

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Awesome mold!

"WSP is such a great company to deal with. I originally had a question about this mold before I used it, and they got back to me immediately. After using it, I LOVED this mold :) The flowers are huge and adorable. I'll submit a picture when I can. No leaks, yay!!! I do have a regret. . . that I only bought four and not five."

— Dori L. (5/5)

Awesome Large Daisies! (and minis,too)

"WSP is such a great company to deal with. I originally had a question about this mold before I used it, and they got back to me immediately. After using it, I LOVE this mold!! The flowers are huge and adorable. And NO LEAKS, yay!!! Submitting a picture with both large and mini daisies. Minis worked great also, but you will need LOTS more than you think. . . they are truly tiny. But very detailed nonetheless. Very cute. Helpful Tip: For ease of filling, four of these large Daisy molds fit perfectly and stay snug in the standard smaller 10" (42oz) loaf mold from Amazon. Just turn at a diagonal, all facing in the same direction. And one mini daisy mold fits perfectly into the glass container of Oui brand Yogurt. p. s. I do have one regret. . . that I only bought four😊 Buy many of both sizes so you won't regret it."

— SoapsByDori (5/5)

Love this mold

"Great for embeds in M&P soap"

— Barbara (5/5)

So Fun To Add Shapes Into Soaps

"I love all of the silicone column molds. It is kind of tricky when you first start using them as you have to make sure you have them well sealed all the way around, but once you master that, it is a breeze. I love putting them in my M & P loves for added character in my bars."

— Karen (5/5)

Love it!!

"I love this column mold. So cute. I held it together with clothes pins. No leaks!"

— Tracy (5/5)

I love this molds

"Great quality molds!"

— YTS (5/5)

Looks like a Daisey

"I used in CP soap and it worked great. I wish the mold was as long as my favorite loaf mold. I used it for Patchouli Soap."

— Kathy (5/5)

Daisy Column Mold

"So cute! Love the column molds."

— Mary (5/5)

Perfect size!

"This really is the perfect size for embedding into a regular bar. My mind is taking off without me with all the ideas that are coming to me for designs. Well made too."

— Rachelle (5/5)

Beautiful clean mold

"I really loved this mold. It makes lovely embeds in a column mold."

— Aimee (5/5)

Q&A

Is there a limit to how warm the mixture should be before pour? I make hot process soap so am curious?: I was able to make a CPOP soap with these. You'll have to keep the mold upright to keep the warm soap from running out of the top. I used metal clasps on the side of the mold and balanced it in a ceramic cup to keep it upright. There was no leakage at all from the sides of the mold.
Is there a limit to how warm the mixture should be before pour? I make hot process soap so am curious?: Our Silicone molds can withstand temperatures of up to 500°F. Hot soap tends to be thinner which may cause leakage in the column molds.
Can you tell me the volume of the Daisy mold please?: This mold holds approximately 8 fluid ounces.