Ceramic mold. Outer dimension: 3 x 3 inches. Image dimensions: 1 x 1 inch. Comes with tips for using molds with cotton linter (paper), polymer clay, air dry clay, more.
4 mini images for your papercraft projects. Makes 1 inch square designs: butterfly, heart, star and flower.
Use mold with cotton linter, polymer clay, air dry clay, metal clay and more.
FREE project booklet with your purchase!
Get the most out of your Arnold Grummer Casting Mold! Have fun exploring new possibilities!
General instructions below. See Arnold Grummer's Casting Mold Project Booklet for complete directions and instructions for projects shown.
1 Paper Casts
Release agent: AG molds do not require release agent.
For molds that do: Non-stick vegetable spray. Follow directions for paper casting on any Arnold Grummer Cotton Linter package.
2 Clay Creations
Polymer Clay
Release: Spritz mold with cold water before pressing clay into it.
Press prepared clay into mold. Remove and bake according to mnfcs suggested guidelines.
Air Dry Clay
Release: Dust mold with talc or AG's Paper Additive
Roll clay 1/4 inch thick, press into mold. Remove, trim, lay flat to dry.
Metal Clay
Release: Cooking oil
Condition and roll clay to 2mm thick, press into mold. Remove, trim, bake according to mnfcs directions.
3 UTEE Casts
Release: Brush with embossing ink
Melt UTEE in Suze's UTEE Melting Pot, pour onto prepped mold. Allow to cool and harden, pop cast out of mold. (UTEE is Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel)
4 Make Soap!
Release: Brush mold with oil.
Build walls around mold with modeling clay. Spoon melted soap base into mold. Cool before removing soap cast.
5 Make Cookies!
Release: Spray mold with non-stick spray.
Use any Cinnamon Dough Ornament recipe. Press 1 inch dough balls into mold, remove, trim, bake and paint.
6 Glass Casts
Release: Glass mold release
Place glass and mold in kiln. Slowly ramp up to fusing cycle. Slowly ramp down including annealing temp cycle. Allow glass to cool in mold in kiln. Pop glass out of mold and clean. Not recommended for quick firing.
7 Art Foil Designs
Release Agent: None
Cut art foil to a slightly larger size than the mold. Use eraser end of a pencil to press design in foil. Backfill design with hot glue to stabilize. Rub with inks to decorate.
