This glorious cake is the creation of Lesley Wright at Royal Bakery. Royal Bakery's Facebook page is:  www.facebook.com/theroyalbakery

The Royal Bakery used a few molds from Master Molds on this cake.  The red roses and the gold keys.

Here are the links to where you can get them:

1. The rose mold: https://www.etsy.com/transaction/256686865

2.  The keys mold: https://www.etsy.com/transaction/252430040

Thank you so much Lesley for letting me share your talent!

 

 

Studio Update!

Well, it is finally 99% complete!  I have a few details to complete such as installing the rest of the hardware on the cabinet drawers and installing toekicks under the cabinets.  However, the rest is the way I want it!!  We worked on it little by little, since we are so busy, but it has lived up to my expectation, even exceeding them.  I make my molds in this room as well as craft, it's a great room!

These super cute cake pops are made by Jamie Paul at https://www.etsy.com/shop/JamiesCakePops
on Etsy!!!  Jamie is an exceptional pastry/cake designer! For the flower Jamie used the flower found in this link: https://www.etsy.com/listing/163292610/0225-pointed-handmade-rose-silicone?ref=shop_home_active_1&ga_search_query=0225
Thank you so much for sharing Jamie!

 

These amazing cake pops were made by a super talented customer who used  this crown:       

0235-Royal Crown Silicone Rubber Flexible Food Safe Mold-clay, butter pat, wax, soap embed, chocolate, fondant, candy, crafting, cake décor from my shop to cast the crowns.  She used an edible gold dust to make the crowns look like real gold!!  The crowns were cast with a product called Merckens melting wafers.  Amazing!!

Well, it is a little messy in this photo, and it is definitely still under construction, but it is coming along.  It is my craft room!  I still need to install wall cabinets above and paint the cabinets a linen color, but it is getting well used.  Here is where I make all of my molds for my Etsy shop, Master Molds.  My husband and I turned our formal living room in the front of the house into my craft room and I am super grateful to him for this space.  It is my favorite room in the house, and I have a hard time leaving it every day, ha ha.  Oh, and in case you are wondering, behind all of those curtains are many craft supplies housed in plastic drawers.  I can get a lot more storage in the room this way. 

Stay tuned for updates on this room as I finish it soon!

Thanks for visiting today!

Welcome to Mold Fun!  The craft blog for molds and all the fun you can have with them.  Above are two molds from my shop on Etsy http://www.etsy.com/shop/MasterMolds?ref=search_shop_redirect.

I have been making molds for quite a while now, and once I became quite good at making them, I decided to sell them as a way of sharing this fun craft.  This blog will feature giveaways, mold tutorials, and all the kinds of crafts I make with molds, along with a bunch of other fun stuff.

Thanks for stopping by!
Kasie