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Too stiff for my purpose

These are well made and make a nice impression, but for the purpose I had in mind, it did not work so well. I wanted to use it for modeling my clay and leaving a nice impression, but it was too difficult to try to do it on something ROUND. Silly me, but oh well it was worth a try. I will find another use for them

These worked just ok, for my cake project. I didn't mind the size, I just wish they were borderless. The harsh rectangle outline was hard to avoid and I had to bend the impression mat (which was no easy as it's plastic, not silicone). I had the Godzilla all cobblestone, but the lines made it too difficult so as you can see, I had to think of another texture. The cake base I used the brick. It was tedious, but got it done.

It worked well for what I needed. I would suggest using firm fondant or cooler fondant. I would also say that you should try it a few times to understand how it will work best for you. If it is warm at all it will stretch out. I used a little bit of shortning to oil the template to for easy release.

It would have worked better if it was silicone instead of a hard plastic since it made it difficult to get a good impression on the fondant and the sides cut in pretty deep not allowing for a continuous design. It basically did what I needed it too though!

These worked pretty well for my gingerbread. I think they would work more easily on fondant. Then only struggle is with the edges. The mat edges are very straight against the rough cut edges of the stones and the brick wall. I wish they were bigger so that you could then not worry about the edges.

I wanted molds use in my Fairy Garden projects and these were just what I wanted- perfect size, came quick and were in perfect condition. They will make my crafting faster,easier and more enjoyable

I wish I would've paid attention to the size of these. Way smaller than I thought they'd be. I ended up cutting the edging off so it didn't look like I used a mold when I pressed it into fondant. Decent product, with some tweaks it worked for me.