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Scroll Molds

by Ten Seconds Studio
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For altered metal. Emboss your own metal with Ten Seconds Studio's Heart & Scroll Molds! In just minutes you'll get an effect that looks like it took hours. Just place a mat (link) on a flat surface and set either mold on top. Layer a metal sheet (link) on top of the mold and rub over it with a Paper Stump (link) to emboss the pattern right into the metal! Use an adhesive sheet (link) to easily attach your metal creation to the front of an album, or cut the metal into any shape you'd like. Molds measure 3 3/4"x1".

Part number: 4000615

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Comment:  Again, these are great. Again, I have to retreave them from my grandkids when they leave so I can use them.

Submitted:  Thursday, October 1st @ 09:06 AM

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Comment:  This produces very unique projects. Works easily and is affordable.
Submitted:  Friday, June 5th @ 10:18 AM

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Comment:  love the designs. but disappointed eith the small size. wish that they were 2 inches longer. would be easier to plan a card design. thank you. keep up the great ideas

Response from Paper Wishes Customer Service:

I'm sure you've noticed the scroll design can be repeated for longer surfaces or cards. At this point this is the size the manufacturer makes but we'll look for more.
Submitted:  Wednesday, October 15th @ 06:32 PM

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Comment:  I like th designs on these but the comment above is correct for some molds. You learn after awhile which molds are better for which gauge of metal.
Submitted:  Friday, October 10th @ 07:45 AM

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Comment:  Beautiful molds! They will probably work well with polymer clay too. I had trouble using the more intricate ones but I was using a heavier metal that was already in my supply drawer. I would suggest using the metal that is made by the same company.
Submitted:  Friday, May 16th @ 07:16 AM

 

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