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Star Column Silicone Soap Mold 2005

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$9.62

Give your children or students gold stars with handmade bars of soap made from this mold! This mold can also be used around the holidays or Fourth of July. Embed fits in Crafter's Choice Regular Loaf Silicone Mold 150...

Star Column Silicone Soap Mold 2005

Give your children or students gold stars with handmade bars of soap made from this mold! This mold can also be used around the holidays or Fourth ...

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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) 7.4
Cavity Count 1
Cavity Dimensions 1.75" x 1.75" x 8.25"
Max Temperature (°F) 400.0

Overall rating: 4.7619047 / 5 from 21 reviews.

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Reviews

Great Mold for making embeds

"Very easy to use and seals very well. Works with either M&P or CP soap. An easy way to add design elements to any soap."

— John (4/5)

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)

Great

"I had no problems with this mold. I just made sure it was snapped in very well. I like to make stars soaps for my little girls."

— LaKishia (5/5)

Great mold

"Great quality molds!"

— YTS (5/5)

Easy to use

"Great mold. Easy to use. I used a binder clip to hold everything closed just in cast of leaks."

— Rachel (5/5)

Great column mold

"I love this star mold. It is a great embed size. I wish it was a little longer, it does not complete go to the end of a 2-pound loaf. But I still love it! Make sure you seal it propyl and it will not leak."

— Zaliaw (4/5)

Perfect for making soap pretty

"This works very well as long as you make sure the seal is tight, and you pour at under 120 degrees. Easy to unmold, and use in loaf molds."

— Gail (5/5)

Works OK

"I used this for an embed in cold process soap. I followed the advice of some other reviewers and clamped the sides and bottom with paper pinch clamps. When using these I had no leakage and the star seemed to release from the mold easier. After making my fourth batch, I got lazy and didn't clamp as well and had leakage and the star didn't release as easily from the mold. I think freezing the soap before removing will help with this next time. It would be nice if the mold were longer so the embed fits a 2 pound log mold. Other than that it makes a nice embed for cold process soap!"

— JamiAnn (4/5)

This one's a keeper!

"I had been eyeing this mold for a while, and when it went on sale, I grabbed it. I have not been disappointed; it makes creating loaves with star embeds so easy! You do need to make sure that the mold is fully sealed before pouring, but once you do that, it works like a dream. I've made superhero soap with this, and keep finding new uses for the star design. I only wish it were a little longer, so the star embed would completely fill a 2-pound loaf mold; as it is, it comes up a bit short. Other than that, though, I am very happy with this mold!"

— Midori (5/5)

Perfect size!

"Just got these in and will be making embeds today. They are the perfect size for my bars. I keep saying this on other reviews of the other shapes, but my mind is full of ideas for these. That is a good thing. Wish I had more of them. They are well made. You can clip the sides with clothes pins or use a rubber band for extra security if you are worried about leaking. They should not leak at all if you have pressed ALL the sides together properly before filling. As I was preparing mine for my project in a few minutes, I thought I had sealed it well. But when I double checked it, I had missed a small area. Glad I checked it again before filling it."

— Rachelle (5/5)

Q&A

Can I use detergent free melt and pour to make imbeds for CP soap? Will they adhere once the loaf has cured? Or will the M&P "separate" from the CP? Thanks, Connie: Connie, many people make MP embeds and put them in their CP soap. The embeds will adhere fine to the CP soap.
What are the volumes on your tube molds? Specifically the star tube mold. I am trying to calculate my CP recipe which I always tailor to the volume of my molds.: The star tube mold holds approximately 10 fluid oz. A column of MP soap weighs approximately 7 ounces.
Can this be used with cp soap?: Most definitely