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Swan |
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gorgeous Swan Ice Sculpture by pouring in Sparkling
Apple Juice instead of water. When it was frozen
and I turned it out of the mold, it was a beautiful
textured Gold Swan. My family was so
impressed. It was really a beautiful centerpeiece." |
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- Carol H., Ohio |
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Fish |
| "I colored some water with food
coloring and froze it in about 1/4 of the mold.
After it was frozen I poured in some different colored
water in until about 1/2 full. When that was
frozen I did the same thing again with a third and then
fourth color. It looked real good but when I tried
it the first time the water that was in the dish cracked
when I poured in the second and third layer. The
next time I used very COLD water and that kept the
cracking down a lot." |
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-Angie B., Florida |
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Clown |
| "The Clown Mold is such fun for
parties and baby showers. I used it for both and
everyone really enjoyed it. I must tell you,
though, I thought I would be very clever and freeze
sequins of all colors inside the Clown mold -- I forgot
that when the ice melts I would have sequins all over
the table. It wasn't bad but anyone trying this
should be aware and not set anything they don't want
very close to the ice sculpture." |
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-Mary L., Kansas |
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Heart |
| "My students raved over the Heart
"Jell-O" Mold this past Valentine's Day.
I put whipped cream cheese and fresh berries in the one
side of the heart. They really thought I was
awesome! |
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-Amber M.., California |
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Angel |
| "Everybody in my family loves
angels, especially me, so I was very excited about
finding your Angel ice sculpture mold. We recently
had a baby baptism party and I used your mold to make an
Angel for the center of my table. I made it out of
blue "Kool Aid" (don't use too much or it's
too blue). I sat it on top of a block of ice and
put some angel-hair that I had left over from Christmas
and put it around the bottom and added some candles
(don't put them too close to the ice sculpture -- heat
and ice don't go well together." |
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-Kelli M., Nevada |
| "This may sound bizarre, but my
little brother just died last month and we had a
gathering at our home after the funeral. I had one
of your Angel ice molds left over from a dinner party I
had given at Christmas so I pulled it out and put it on
the table on top of a block of ice as you
suggested. It was so beautiful, it brought tears
to my monter's eyes when she saw it." |
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-The Binghams, New Orleans |
| "Angels are so fun, and they're not
just for Christmas! My angel ice sculpture was
really a hit with my friends when I Put it on my table
as a centerpiece at Easter. Everyone raved and
asked me where I got it -- sorry, I kept that secret to
myself. Do you make any other molds?" |
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-Clarisse, Montanna |
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Bunny |
| "Your ice sculpture molds made me
look really creative this past Easter. I used
grated carrots and pineapple in a "jell-O"
filling and set it on my table. The only down-side
was that it was so cute nobody wanted to be the first to
cut into it. My daughter-in-law also used the mold
to make an ice sculpture centerpiece for her friend's
baby shower. They put marshmallows all around the
bottom and it looked like it was sitting on a
cloud. How cute!" |
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-Linda., New Mexico |
| "I received my Bunny ice sculpture
mold as a gift and was delighted. I have tried all
sorts of things with it and my frieds have all borrowed
it from me for a party or shower they were giving -- do
you have other designs?" |
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-Leslie M. Oregon |
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Snowman |
| "All I can say is 'how
adorable'. I have never seen such a cute and
clever idea for home entertaining. But I bought
your Snowman Mold and guess what I did with it? We
live in Wisconsin where it stays very cold during the
winter. I made up several snowmen and set them out
along each side of my driveway. Then I put candles
in jars behind each one. I am the talk of the
neighborhood and I love it!" |
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-Corienne H., Green Bay, Wisconsin |
| "I made the cutest Snowman ice
sculpture for my Christmas party. After freezing
it, I took one of those little carrots and shaved it to
fit the hole in the Snowman's nose. I added
raisins to his eyes and put pine cones all around the
base ofthe ice sculpture and added some mums that I grow
in my garden and some pine twigs." |
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-Aida M., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| "The Snowman makes a wonderful
"Jell-O" mold and you can make it white by
coving it with coconut after it's molded." |
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-Mike M., Costa Mesa, California |
| "Your directions say you can use
your molds for ice and for gelatin desserts, but it's
also yummy as an ice cream mold. I put vanilla ice
cream (softened so I could put it inot the mold) in the
Snowman and it came out just great and looked
super." |
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Amy A., Tampa , Florida |
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Pumpkin |
| "My fraternity gave a Halloween
party and my mom had your Jack-O-Lantern ice mold.
She made one for me out of orange Kool-Aid and it looked
cool. We put it up on a black of dry ice and as
the ice melted the ice steamed and it was awesome." |
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-Jerry D., California |
| "Where did you ever come up with
this idea? I give a huge Halloween party every
year and I'm always looking for something unique to add
to the decor -- and this year I was really excited about
your pumpkin mold. I put flowers behind it like
you show on the box and I added lights too! That
made it really stand out and I had lots of oohs and aahs
from my guests." |
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-Jacquie W., Newark, New Jersey |
| "We have this very large punch
bowl. I made sure your pumpkin ice mold would fit
inside the bowl and still have room for dipping and it
did. I made it out of orange soda -- it looked
great and really added to the look of the punch. A
word of caution, though, make sure you only fill the
punch bowl partially full before adding the ice mold or
you'll have punch all over the table!" |
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-Cheryl, Manhattan, New York |
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