The Iron Orchid Designs (IOD) Conservatory Labels Mould is a 6"×10" flexible, food-safe silicone mould designed to create decorative, three-dimensional labels with vintage charm. Inspired by academia and nature, these detailed labels are perfect for furniture accents, shadow boxes, flower pots, or even edible creations like cookies and fondant.
Made from high-quality, durable silicone, the mould ensures easy release and crisp castings. Newer versions include measurement marks for precision, making it versatile for use with IOD air-dry clay, resin, chocolate, and other mediums. The Conservatory Labels Mould is ideal for adding sophisticated, timeless details to a wide range of DIY projects.
- Design: Features detailed, dimensional label designs suitable for academic, nature, and traditional decor styles.
- Size: 6" x 10".
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Versatile Mediums:
Use with air-dry clay, casting resin, polymer clay, fondant, chocolate, and other moldable materials.
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Food-Safe Silicone:
Made from high-quality, food-grade silicone, allowing for use in both crafts and food decoration. -
Durable & Reusable:
The durable silicone construction and microrim edge allow for consistent, professional-looking results and easy application.
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Common Applications
- Furniture Makeovers: Add ornate details to cabinets, tables, and other upcycled furniture.
- Home Decor: Create wall art, decorative plaques, and accents for signs.
- Jewelry & Accessories: Make unique earrings, pendants, and other accessories.
- Food Decorating: Decorate cakes, cookies, and other baked goods with intricate designs.
- Soap Making: Incorporate beautiful designs into homemade soaps.
Compatible Mediums
- Clays: Air dry clay, polymer clay, earthen clay, IOD Paper Clay
- Resins: Suitable for resin casting
- Edibles: Can be used with chocolate, sugar, candy, and fondant
- Other Materials: Hot glue and wax
How to Use
1. Choose your material:
Select your desired medium, such as air-dry clay, resin, or a food-safe material.
2. Press into the mould:
Press the material firmly into the mould, making sure to fill all the intricate details.
3. Demold:
Carefully release the cast piece from the mould, using the micro-rim for a clean edge.
4. Adhere:
Adhere the molded piece to your project, using an appropriate glue if needed.
Tips for Use
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Use with clay: For air-dry clay, remove the casting while still moist and adhere it to the surface to conform well, using tape to hold it in place on vertical surfaces.
- For food use: Be sure to use a separate set of moulds for food items and craft projects.