🗡️ Elevate your cake game with legendary sword toppers – don’t just decorate, dominate!
The Katy Sue Swords Silicone Mould crafts two intricately detailed medieval swords (12cm & 9cm) from food-safe, heat-resistant silicone. Perfect for cake decorators and crafters using fondant, sugar paste, or air dry clay, this UK-made mould is dishwasher safe, durable, and designed for effortless release, making it ideal for creating battle-themed embellishments with professional precision.
| Product Dimensions | 20.3 x 11.4 x 1.2 cm; 49 g |
| Dishwasher safe? | Yes |
| Is assembly required | No |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Item weight | 49 Grams |
J**N
Well made, with excellent definition/details, just a pity that it is a bit too big, for silver clay.
This is an excellent mold, which I have tried out with an air dry clay, that has very good definition on the details of the swords. I am just sorry, that I am not able to make them in silver clay yet, because it would take a lot of money, but I will do it one day. Maybe the maker of this mold will make a smaller version soon, which I will buy without any hesitation.
S**H
Great item
This was purchased for my son’s 11th birthday I have also used it for his grandad’s card to they were very pleased with their cards and I was pleased with my purchase I will be ordering again 👍
P**M
5*
Buy Katy sue product you know you’re buying quality. Never disappoints
D**E
Awkward removal.
Very tricky to get out of the moulds without breaking….
S**N
Unusable
The chocolate breaks every time you try popping them out even if you are being for gentle it still breaks waste of money.
T**D
Lovely product
Very easy to use and happy with results (on first use) and delivered very quickly 😊 used for fondant decorations for a cake
C**R
Excellent detailed mould
Lovely mould and you can make the swords longer. Would recommend this and the shield for crafting.
H**Y
unusable for food
This might be ok if you're using milliput or other resins, but if you try and use fondant or modelling paste you will have a nightmare on your hands. The mould is far too tight and by the time you have got it out of the mould you will have broken it.
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